His partial retirement could herald the closing days of a career during which Archbishop Tutu, the first black African to be appointed to the post in 1986, not only combated apartheid but also acted as the nation's conscience after its first democratic elections in 1994.
It not only combated me illness but helped me reach me full potential in all kinds of fields that would otherwise have been closed to me".
It's also a sign of a fading era on Capitol Hill, when lawmakers not only combated on floors of the Senate and House chambers, but collaborated in congressional backrooms and rubbed elbows in Washington's parlors and lunchrooms.
And now, all that has gone by the wayside with the rehabilitation of the only party concerned that is still proclaiming (Article 7, again, of its charter) that "the fulfilment of the promise" shall not come until "the Muslims" have not only "combated" but "killed" all "the Jews".
12 The President has the urgent and infinite responsibility not only of combating the enemy but of governing any territory occupied by the United States by force of arms.
Within a relatively short period, it was demonstrated that Prontosil was effective not only in combating experimental infections in animals but also against streptococcal diseases in humans, including meningitis and puerperal sepsis.
Rwanda's former foreign minister, Charles Murigande, concedes that the renegade general serves his country's interests as his forces are the only ones combating the FDLR.
There can be no true democracy in the Middle East without a profound restructuring of economic priorities, which in turn can come about only by combating corruption, limiting the prerogatives of the military, and, above all, reconsidering economic relations with other countries and the gross inequalities of wealth and income within Muslim countries.
With the city's massive population and high crime stats, the big apple is the perfect playground for the devil, and Sarchie isn't the only cop combating spiritual warfare.
"So there is a tendency to say that right-wing activities are not as dangerous as left-wing because they have less of a plan". The intelligence service official disagreed, saying that fighting right-wing extremism remains a "major priority" for the agency, second only to combating international terrorism.
