Sentence examples for start combating from inspiring English sources

"To really understand [Isis] is how we're going to be able to start combating it, and changing it," he continued.

One stated goal: "By creating a.p2p TLD that is totally decentralized and that does not rely on ICANN or any ISP's DNS service, and by having this application mimic force-encrypted bittorrent traffic, there will be a way to start combating DNS level based censoring like the new US proposals as well as those systems in use in countries around the world including China and Iran amongst others".

I started combating opioid addiction when I started my career exactly 50 years ago, in the summer of 1968, when the nation's capital was in the midst of a heroin epidemic.

Police secured the area by 10 a.m. and firefighters started combating the blaze, which spread to four houses, according to the Democrat and Chronicle.

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The signing of the Act is an excellent start in combating trafficking, but there is indeed much more to be done to make the elimination of Child Trafficking a reality.

Some people may be concerned about the cuts, but not know where to start in combating them.

Still: instead of arguing who needs help more — hungry kids or obese ones — we should help both, starting by recognizing that combating poverty and fighting the dominance of the food "system" that promotes junk at the expense of real food are the ways to conquer both obesity and hunger.

And what better way to start the day than by combating climate change, apathy and obesity, all on your way to work?

I see it in the faces of young people everywhere who can access the entire world with the click of a button, and who are eager to join the cause of eradicating extreme poverty, combating climate change, starting businesses, expanding freedom, and leaving behind the old ideological battles of the past.

Malaysia and Indonesia have likewise declined to join directly in PSI, although both sit on busy trans-shipment routes, and have started to co-operate in combating piracy in the Malacca strait.Yet it is getting much harder for countries to duck their anti-proliferation obligations entirely.