Sentence examples for will to combat from inspiring English sources

His will to combat Russian expansion increased.

There have been some positive developments recently, and the political will to combat wildlife crime is by no means absent.

Having developed the will to combat the pandemic, Mr. Bush said, Africa now needs more money to do so.

Yet this is not a crossroads of opportunity but a tipping point of waning support and political will to combat this awful disease.

And it waits to be convinced that soccer and the law share the will to combat what can only destroy the essence of the sport.

In explaining their decision on Thursday, scientists from the bulletin's widely respected science and security board said that they were disturbed by the rising tensions on the Korean peninsula, the increasing emphasis and expenditure on nuclear weapons by major powers, the absence of arms control negotiations around the world, and the wavering political will to combat climate change.

Removing the flag as a symbol of current governments and policies will make it easier for people of good-will to combat racism and white supremacy, as racists will no longer be able to point at the flag.

They will all need to avoid "disastrous setbacks," he says, and many of them will need to combat "corruption".

The French government hope this will help to combat "planned obsolescence" – the practice of designing products with restricted life spans to ensure consumers will buy more.

Perhaps Naloxone will be used to treat prison drug overdoses in the future, but until that day comes, prisoners will continue to combat overdoses the old-fashioned way.

Additionally, it will have to combat criticism that we favor fish over human interests.