Sentence examples for should be combatted from inspiring English sources
Holmes used it when the Supreme Court upheld a ruling against Charles Schenck, a Socialist who had passed out flyers on the street referring to the government draft for World War I as slavery that should be combatted using legal means.
Smuggling in Ukraine exists principally because of participation in the process by the people very people that should be combatting it.
Big Dilemma: Should Suzy Go to War? Perhaps no greater dilemma has come out of the women's movement in the United States than the consideration of whether women should be combat soldiers.
You should be combat level 4 or 5 by now.
"Drugs should not be combatted with drugs," the text stated.
The traditional medical community shouldn't be combatting this change.
We all need to work on definitions of things that are important to us, and our negotiations should not be combat; they should be collaboration.
With statistics like these, it's no surprise that many consider this an ideological issue – that the focus should be on combatting the misogynistic, racist abuse committed by men.
The second hard issue that came up indirectly in the debate — and, more specifically, in recent comments by Hillary Clinton — is how aggressive American companies such as Facebook, Twitter, and Google (with YouTube) should be in combatting the use of their platforms by ISIS.
A police force that speaks London's many languages, from cockney rhyming slang, city patois to Urdu, is a more effective organisation but if the Met wants to police with the consent of the diverse community it is serving, its priority should be to combat an institutional culture with reforms that make it more accountable to change its heart and not its face.
Two paragraphs were altered in the final bill in a bid to reassure critics that the proposal would not give Mr. Bush justification for military action, including one that said the United States policy should be to "combat, contain and roll back" Iranian activities inside Iraq.
