Sentence examples for taking steps to combat from inspiring English sources
The Scottish government is already taking steps to combat period poverty.
Some hospital executives are also taking steps to combat the doctors who are forming these competing ventures.
Yet, with Newton recognising that "legislation alone won't solve the situation", many in the music industry are already taking steps to combat the secondary market's impact.
Visiting Kiev earlier this week, Joe Biden, the American vice-president, praised Ukraine for taking steps to combat corruption, but in reality the measures have been severely diluted.
Where Mr. Hayami resisted taking steps to combat deflation and acquiesced only when pushed hard, Mr. Fukui has so far been more activist and open-minded.
Taking steps to combat childhood obesity allows Disney the opportunity to polish its brand as one families can trust — something that drives sales of everything from Pixar DVDs to baby clothes to theme park vacations.
She promised to take steps to combat "rising inequality and rising pessimism in our work force".
Some countries, such as Brazil, have recently taken steps to combat illegal logging.
Some were so appalled that they took steps to combat the crassness on display.
And it takes steps to combat fraud on renewable energy credits.
As China takes steps to combat its growing AIDS epidemic, the government has made blood safety its first technical priority, earmarking $117 million this year to improve blood banks.
