Sentence examples for public combats from inspiring English sources

The agency licenses and regulates 325,000 agents and hundreds of insurance companies, takes complaints from the public, combats fraud and enforces state insurance laws and regulations.

Mayor Bloomberg also does not seek out public combat, as the budget agreement demonstrated.

Thus, while there was some merit in Mr. Cuomo's lecture, this is a time for cooperation, not public combat.

It's unfortunate that @AmericanAir, @united, and @FlyFrontier no longer want to partner with the brave men and women of DHS to protect the traveling public, combat human trafficking, and to swiftly reunite unaccompanied illegal immigrant children with their families.

The opposition feared a draconian new anti-terrorist law, but Mr Pisanu reassured them: "We cannot curb the freedom of the public to combat the enemies of freedom".

She had felt it necessary to go public to combat rumours that her difficulty in walking was the result of alcoholism.

Honf's latest collaboration produced the Micronation | Macronation project, an art installation accompanied by seminars, which present innovative sustainable agriculture practices to the public to combat climate change.

But military officers have also clearly read signals from the political leadership and the public, desiring combat operations to be casualty-free.

The Louis Harris poll shows that Johnson's retaliatory action did improve his public image, combatting Goldwater's insinuations that Johnson couldn't handle a Vietnamese war.

His proposal rejects findings by the Obama administration that more-fuel-efficient vehicles would improve public health, combat climate change and save consumers money without compromising safety.

Renowned climate scientist James Hansen recently visited MIT to deliver his public lecture, "Combatting the Climate Crisis: The Path from Science to Action," to a crowd of 400 in Building 10-250.