Sentence examples for rules to combat from inspiring English sources

In his State of the Union, he pledged to enact new rules to combat climate change.

Fourth, we need simple and effective rules to combat this activity.

In truth, the laws the Outlaws defied were mostly those of the American Motorcycle Association, which promulgated rules to combat the negative stereotypes created by Hollywood.

Chinese authorities have set tougher rules to combat air pollution by ordering all major cities to monitor tiny particles that do serious damage to health.

The improvement came from higher sales of catalysts for cars in Europe and Asia - amid tougher rules to combat pollution - and heavy trucks in the US.

PAGE A20 Kerry's Economic Agenda John Kerry proposed spending caps and the adoption of many Clinton adminstration economic rules to combat rising deficits.

As the Obama administration pulls back on a broad rule to combat ozone pollution, a different rule that would also reduce smog-forming chemicals in Texas remains on track.

The recent surge of women in the public sector is an outcome of government efforts to expand democracy after decades of military rule, to combat economic stagnation by bringing more well-educated women into the paid work force and to check the country's plummeting birthrate, attributed in part to the difficulties South Korean women face trying to combine careers and motherhood.

WASHINGTON -- A bipartisan group of House members is urging the Obama administration this week to apply the same rape-prevention measures to immigrant detention centers as it will to prisons, after the Justice Department failed to include immigrant facilities in a proposed rule to combat sexual abuse in prisons.

The EU has introduced strict environmental rules on how cars should be disposed of through its End of Life Vehicle Directive, while new rules designed to combat copper and other metal theft have had the curious impact of making it illegal for car owners to be paid cash when scrapping a vehicle.

The rules, intended to combat industry abuses by requiring fund chairman and 75percentt of directors be independent, may be set aside in 90 days because the agency didn't allow public comment when reviewing the cost of implementing them, the court held today.