Sentence examples for works to combat from inspiring English sources

Eaves, which works to combat violence against women, said it had not been approached by anyone from the venue.

Tanya Barron, chief executive of the charity Plan UK, which works to combat FGM worldwide, said: "It's shocking to see the extent of FGM here in the UK.

"It is getting worse, especially the burnings," says Khanim Rahim Latif, the manager of Asuda, an Iraqi organisation based in Kurdistan that works to combat violence against women.

The party appears stuck in its old ways, promising tens of billions in new public works to combat the current financial downturn, despite sinking Japan deeply into debt building roads to nowhere during its stagnant 1990s.

As it happens, he takes Inderal by prescription for a heart ailment, and he said that he works to combat any soporific effects the drug might have on his musicianship by putting extra energy into his concerts.

Now as a 59-year-old grandmother herself, Newsome still hears this view expressed as she works to combat food insecurity in the low-income neighbourhood of north Tulsa, Oklahoma.

"It's going to take a lot of work to combat that censorship," he said.

Such calls are bemusing to campaigners already working to combat such violence.

Activists working to combat trafficking in Vietnam say police and authorities take the problem "very seriously".

Clinton has also worked to combat elephant poaching through the family's foundation.

As first lady, Melania Trump said she would work to combat online bullying and harassment.