Sentence examples for to be combatted from inspiring English sources

Over the several phases of their existence, the Nazi camps took on the aspects of all of these, so that prisoners were treated simultaneously as inmates to be corrected, enemies to be combatted, and workers to be exploited.

The dead hand of the Middle Ages seemed to many vigorous minds in western Europe the principal force to be combatted, through critical reason, enlightenment, and, where necessary, major reform or revolution.

Some felt that the public sector needed to be protected by the interventions of a political art practice, and others that the public sector is precisely what needed to be combatted.

The western allies were also very sceptical about the role of culture in any re-educational programme, as the arts and culture were then seen as a hot-bed for leftwing and communist ideas, and thus to be combatted.

The western allies were also very sceptical about the role of culture in any re-educational programme, as the arts and culture were then seen as a hot-bed for leftwing and communist ideas, and thus to be combatted.

Experience with chemotherapy led to the conviction that the ingenious adaptability of the cancer cell had to be combatted by using varied "cocktails" of cytotoxins, by continuing chemo long after signs of remission, and by delivering doses that might cause excruciating pain to patients and also constitute an independent danger to their lives.

That is where Mr. Akmal left him, officials said, just as dozens of medical students and soldiers training to be combat medics were sitting down to lunch.

We marines who've been honored with the chance to be combat artists are completely free to follow our own artistic sensibilities.

They would have had to be combat veterans to understand.

You'll also learn how to train non-medic troops to be combat lifesavers.

It is recommended to be Combat Level 35 or higher to make the killing faster.