Sentence examples for to combating the from inspiring English sources

"We were committed to combating the love-fixated society".

But other officials defended the attempt as essential to combating the overwhelming firepower of the Israelis.

In his speech, Mr. Pastrana said his government was dedicated to combating the death squads.

Mr. McCammon said much of his work on the deal was devoted to combating the executives' apprehension about his client.

Throughout her career, Benatar remained committed to combating the focus on selling female performers for their sex appeal.

When it comes to combating the epidemic of sleeplessness, the future is bright, the future is orange.

He urged lawmakers to devote $30 billion over the next five years to combating the global AIDS epidemic, a proposal he announced in the Rose Garden in May.

And even in industrialized nations, like the United States, lingering social stigmas can still create substantial hurdles to combating the spread of H.I.V.

Though not the ultimate answer to combating the effect of air travel emissions, carbon offsetting is still better than doing nothing.

He left Terre des Hommes in 1979 to work with Sentinelles, a charity devoted to combating the prostitution, mutilation and slavery of children in developing countries.

The apparent resilience of the labor market is more indicative of a peculiarly German approach to combating the punishing recession than of underlying trends in the economy.