Sentence examples for push to combat from inspiring English sources

Part of the push to combat obesity and encourage healthier eating habits comes from new federal requirements, signed into law last year, that require local schools to have a wellness policy in place by July 1 , 2006

The green group says that by the end of the year, it will have deployed "eyes in the sky" in one country in Africa or Asia, with a second country following in 2014 as part of a $5m hi-tech push to combat the illegal wildlife trade.

Macron, who was in Argentina at the G20 as Paris erupted, said Saturday that he would never accept violence, and will not deviate from his policy on the increased fuel tax, part of a push to combat climate change.

Stockman, who served one term in Congress during the 1990s, drew nationwide attention just weeks after being sworn in again earlier this year for threatening to impeach Obama over his push to combat gun violence.

In a boost for Merkel's push to combat global warming, Japan said on Sunday it would favor the G7 countries setting their own target for reducing carbon dioxide emissions.

DENVER -- Nearly 6 tons of raw and carved ivory from well over 1,000 elephants were crushed, removed from the black market in the United States' latest push to combat poaching.

Heavy coverage on Syrian and Iraqi looting over the past year has led to some general pushes to combat the illicit antiquities trade from governments, international bodies, and NGOs.

Halliburton has been making a big push overseas to combat weakness in its North American market.

The real drive behind the card push is to combat rising bank-card fees.

Figueiredo, along with nutritionist and food writer Stefanie Sacks, started a Change.org petition in March to push Walmart "to combat food waste by marketing ugly produce with an educational and fun campaign".

Porter channeled her anger into Neighbors for Racial Justice, an advocacy group that has for years pushed Nextdoor to combat racial profiling.