One nonmilitary way to combat it would be to denounce it with as much force, clarity and volume as possible.
We currently only have a general understanding of the biology of Ebola, and we are lacking key specifics that would enable us to combat it more effectively.
The Interfaith Stewardship Alliance, a group supported by Dobson and other prominent right-wingers, argued that man-made global warming was an unproved theory and that policies designed to combat it would slow economic development and hurt the world's poor.
When President Bush signed the No Child Left Behind legislation, he expressed his hope that it would combat the "soft bigotry of low expectations".
The company said in May it would combat higher materials costs by passing them on to customers and raising prices on some products by as much as 20percentt.
In 1976, Arthur Koestler wrote "The Thirteenth Tribe" in the hopes it would combat anti-Semitism; if contemporary Jews were descended from the Khazars, he argued, they could not be held responsible for Jesus' Crucifixion.
Indeed, economists said they would pore over the Fed's public statement on Tuesday for a willingness to print money or other clues indicating how it would combat the recession if interest rates were effectively cut as low as they could be cut.
Meanwhile, Iran - which is predominantly Shia Muslim - warned it would "combat" the extremists in Iraq.
Back in December, Facebook declared that it would combat fake news by partnering with respected news organizations that would flag stories as false.
Conceding that the term "fifth column" was "ambiguous," Saint-Just went on to say that, "the National Front has always said it would combat radical Islam and sectarianism, but never Islam".
The over-expression of this gene suggests soybean responds to iron stress in a manner akin to the way it would combat pathogenic infection.
