Sentence examples for steps to battle from inspiring English sources

The US network took steps to battle piracy ahead of the new season, by simulcasting it in 170 countries around the world, now including Sky Atlantic.

The police clampdown early yesterday came hours after the government and Mr Ramdev announced an agreement on steps to battle corruption.

I can't help feeling that we in the news media are part of the reason that steps to battle climate change aren't on top of the national agenda.

Since late 2008 the Fed has taken unprecedented steps to battle the recession and pep up the recovery, cutting interest rates to near zero and printing trillions of dollars to buy up government and mortgage-backed bonds ("quantitative easing", or QE).

Some European companies and countries are taking positive steps to battle food waste.

Federal Reserve officials took bold steps to battle the financial crisis and the Great Recession, none more audacious than purchasing trillions of dollars in bonds in an unprecedented and politically charged attempt to boost economic growth.

Flagging is a good idea and a great first step to battling spam but what Twitter really needs is an Akismet-like plug-in.

When one character runs out of life another steps in to battle until either all three are defeated, or all three of your opponents are.

Facebook announced a number of steps today to battle the growing problem of application spam – stuff that is sent from your Facebook friends asking you to try out new services.

Formula One teams will this week be consulted on who will become the new chairman of their sport, as the current incumbent is stepping down to battle a long-running illness.

I just wish someone else would step up to battle me.