There has to be a practical way to combat abuse, one that has legal teeth.
Albia, as befits her British origins, strongly objects to this display of animal cruelty, and takes practical steps to combat it.
Politicians were happy to use the threat of al-Qa'ida to persuade people that their civil liberties should be restricted and state power expanded, but they spent surprisingly little time calculating the most effective practical means to combat the movement.
They "opposed Communism, but would not endorse practical steps to combat it, so as not to implicate themselves in a morally imperfect action".Radical Islamism, Mr Beinart argues, really is the new totalitarianism.
The most practical way to combat global warming is not through asceticism but through technology — the way we averted the famines and energy shortages forecast on past Earth Days.
Sir Jeremy Greenstock, the British ambassador, was praised by many speakers for his efforts to focus the campaign on practical steps to combat terrorism, rather than letting it become mired in endless debates over "who is a terrorist".
These include "The Organizer" (1963), with Mastroianni as an idealistic professor who incites workers in Turin to strike; the medieval satire "For Love and Gold" (1966), with Gassman as a pompous knight leading a hastily assembled armed band; and "My Friends" (1975), about five middle-class men in a provincial town who indulge in practical jokes to combat their sense of desperation.
Green roofs have been proposed as an efficient and practical tool to combat urbanisation in many countries.
It is important to design practical approaches to combat insufficient dietary intakes to decrease risk for acute and chronic diseases, illness, and injury.
These knives were created to satisfy the demand for a practical field-grade combat knife which could be carried discreetly and accessed quickly.
