Sentence examples for to be combating from inspiring English sources

Now the government claims to be combating acts of vandalism and terrorism by the BNP.

Ever since, a divide between pro- and anti-Morsi constituencies had become increasingly entrenched, with Morsi's backers demanding his reinstatement and security officials consistently claiming to be combating terrorism.

What is more, now you're not allowed to just trundle on in a stupor, in the age of parenting you have to be seen to be "combating the situation".

Another reason was the limitations of Iraqi government security forces, which despite years of training and equipping by the United States, are either ineffective or, in some cases, infiltrated by the very militias they are supposed to be combating.

For until you recognise what's really going on – what has, in reality, always been going on – you are likely to flounder, and even, like Greer, exonerate the very mindset you ought to be combating.

Tunisia's elections, in October and December of last year, brought to power a party, Nidaa Tounes, that includes many former members of Ben Ali's regime, which, across twenty-three years, legitimized its own abuses of power by claiming to be combating terrorism.

And I think people are really tired of seeing drugs as an evil that needs to be combated with the criminal justice system and specifically with weapons made for combat.

As Stalin noted, no deviations remained to be combated.

But many people assume ME is an illness to be combated like any other.

He insists the G8 helped Africa, and that aid fatigue has to be combated.

They called for Eta to be combated through tough police action.