Sentence examples for primarily to combat from inspiring English sources

China recently announced a three-year freeze on new coal mines, primarily to combat the deadly smogs that choke many of its cities.

The history of the Teen Titans dates back to July 1965, when the comic-book superheroes Robin, Kid Flash, Aqualad and Wonder Girl first joined forces, primarily to combat problems faced by fellow teenagers.

Some countries, including Mexico and Canada, require written permission for a child traveling with one parent, primarily to combat abductions and to comply with the Hague Abduction Convention, designed to help participating countries resolve disputes.

So we need to find common solutions that make it hard for online criminals to defraud businesses and consumers, download illegal content, move funds illegally etc. Reding is also pressing the EU to appoint its own cyber tsar, primarily to combat attacks on infrastructure such as those in Estonia, Lithuania and Georgia in the past two years.

The strengths of the proposed research are both in its potential for increasing efficacy by the use of contact combined with education to combat primarily stigma, and also in improving mental health literacy and resilience/well-being.

But the agreement was short-lived, the cash being primarily used to buy arms to combat various rebel movements.

If we continue to combat poverty primarily in terms of income, we do not merely mislead ourselves with a false sense of progress or an insufficient sense of urgency.

However, if renewables are deployed to combat climate change (primarily resulting from emissions in the developed economies) then providing basic energy services in the developing world may be compromised.

Officials began embarking on a mass cull of roughly 12percentt of its swine population to combat the disease, primarily because it affects the nation's ability to export meat, Food Safety News is reporting.

The world seems concerned with Pakistan primarily as an actor in global attempts to combat terrorism.

The policy urges university leaders to combat anti-Semitism and other bias primarily with "more speech" to preserve 1st Amendment freedoms.