Sentence examples for to combat exclusion from inspiring English sources
The experience in promoting intercultural dialogue to combat exclusion in the Andean highlands will contribute to these efforts.
Pentagon officials say they plan to develop gender-neutral physical standards and research further reform to the combat exclusion policies.
"To continue [the combat exclusion policy] is to ignore the talents and leadership that women bring to the military, and it further penalizes service women by denying them the opportunity for future promotions and assignments that are primarily given to personnel from combat arms specialties".
King called then-Defense Secretary Leon Panetta's decision to rescind the combat exclusion policy in January 2013 a ratification of what had already occurred during the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
They aim to combat social exclusion of the detainees and facilitate their social integration.
A sign of the prominent place of the poverty agenda is the fact that the year 2010 was declared the "European Year Against Poverty and Social Exclusion", a year dedicated to programmes and events aiming to raise academic, political and public awareness regarding poverty and to combat social exclusion more forcefully.
Mr. Panetta's decision came after he received a Jan . 9letter from Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who stated in strong terms that the armed service chiefs all agreed that "the time has come to rescind the direct combat exclusion rule for women and to eliminate all unnecessary gender-based barriers to service".
"Today Gen. Dempsey and I are pleased to announce that we are eliminating the ground combat exclusion rule for women and moving forward with a plan to eliminate all gender-based barriers to service," Panetta said in the official announcement of the policy change at the Pentagon.
Lifting the combat exclusion isn't going to solve the issue of rape in the military by itself.
His department's upcoming changes carry the caveat, however, that the Pentagon respects Congress' intent to "remain the arbiter of the ground combat exclusion policy".
