Sentence examples for structures to combat from inspiring English sources

But we have no legal ability in the US (outside of Texas and Illinois) to look under the hood and figure out what's going on". "The irony in the US is that we think we're living in this dark era of government surveillance, but in reality there are structures to combat government overreach.

Even after revisions, the report accuses the Bush administration of not using its enforcement powers more readily to shut down suspected terrorist financing networks and of failing to create an efficient bureaucratic structure to combat the problem.

You are given rituals and routines and structure to combat the chaotic impulses that would draw you into the abyss.

While flexible and changeable organizational structures sufficed to combat present-time increasingly dynamic demands, modern disruptive times call for agility.

Dealing with an outbreak The health sector is also playing a vital role in this crisis, setting up different structures to help combat a possible outbreak.

Plants have several cellular structures and physiological processes to combat the toxicity of metals and maintain homeostasis.

Besides the practical difficulties in ascertaining costs of dengue outbreaks in the field, the costing of dengue outbreaks is problematic in several other respects: i) the health systems and the economy of countries are very different in terms of their health systems' structures and the resources deployed to combat dengue.

Consulting firm Accenture said it will create a chief executive office and reorganize its management structure, rejigging several job roles to combat with the instability in its industry.

MX using synchrotron X-rays has contributed, significantly, to both fundamental and applied research, including the structure-based design of drugs to combat important diseases.

"The armed forces redundancy programme has been designed to safeguard those skill sets needed in the future armed forces, while ensuring that rank structure remains balanced and support to combat operations is not compromised".

However, the structures for collecting and distributing money to combat AIDS are now well established, and accurate data are crucial if that money is not to be misdirected.