Sentence examples for scheme to combat from inspiring English sources

Diamond producers encouraged the Kimberley Process, a certification scheme to combat trade in blood diamonds.

Malcolm Turnbull, Mr Abbott's predecessor, had agreed with Kevin Rudd's government on an emissions-trading scheme to combat climate change.

One involved the announcement of a monorail scheme to combat Cambridge congestion, running above the historic city streets.

Judith Carlisle, headteacher of the independent Oxford High School, has started a scheme to combat the rise of "unhelpful perfectionism" among her students.

The French government sought to end months of bitter controversy over a scheme to combat gender stereotyping by scrapping a disputed primary school experiment but expanding gender equality training to all teachers.

Winton Primary School in Bournemouth started a cycle to school scheme to combat traffic on nearby streets following a surge in pupil population after the school decided to go from two to four classes per year group.

It showed a high level of community action in creating local schemes to combat flooding as well as individual projects to divert rainwater into allotments.

Jeffrey Shane said that members did not object to the concept of using emissions-trading schemes to combat climate change but objected to the unilateral imposition of such schemes, which he said had to be agreed to by airlines.

Overall, the Tories were insisting they will not try to neuter Miliband's living standards agenda with specific counter schemes to combat rising energy prices but will instead focus on the return to growth.

The letters describe schemes to combat criticisms of their various allegations and ways they would make up new allegations to try to keep the hoax alive.

A UN resolution in December 2000 launched the Kimberley process certification scheme (KPCS) to combat the sale of conflict or "blood" diamonds.