Sentence examples for would not combat from inspiring English sources

In a WFAN radio interview two weeks ago, Mike Francesa and Chris Russo picked him apart with questions about the team's direction, but he would not combat them.

Critics say nuclear weapons are useless in that they could never be used and would not combat the new threats from international terrorism.

MITCH BAINWOL Chairman and Chief Executive Recording Industry Assn. of America Washington, June 9, 2011 To the Editor: Your editorial concludes that the Protect IP Act would not effectively combat online piracy but would instead interfere with the inner workings of the Internet.

But the group has said that a kill switch would not effectively combat smartphone crime since the technology could be vulnerable to hackers.

Syria's President Assad has told the AFP news agency that any outcome of planned peace talks in Switzerland would be "worthless" if they did not "combat terrorism".

Although the use of the Japanese military beyond its territorial waters has been a striking extension for a nation that accepted pacifist limits in its postwar Constitution, Japan still would not insert combat troops into combat operations outside Japan.

At the same time, the President was careful to affirm that the U.S. would not send combat troops to Iraq.

A German government spokesman told Reuters that Berlin would not send combat troops because of commitments elsewhere.

The amended law would not permit combat missions, Mr. Schmid insists, adding that a voter acceptance of stepped-up training exercises with other European armies would not contravene Swiss neutrality.

"So our thought is to take them and they can help rebuild their own country," he said, adding that their tasks would not be combat but "things like engineering, road construction, work on bridges, remove rubble, de-mine, pick up unexploded ordnance, construction work".

It would not see combat in Chonan.