Sentence examples for * eradicate in from inspiring English sources

The governors want to replace illicit crops by prodding farmers to eradicate in exchange for subsidies and markets for their products.

The figures released today show that there is still more to be done if we are to eradicate in work poverty.

"Blatant discrimination is a social evil we have worked hard to eradicate in the United States," he said in a statement.

Every school has an anti-bullying policy and some of the very people who are responsible for creating these policies can't see that their behaviours are akin to the behaviours they are trying to eradicate in their pupils.

He also wants the aesthetic quality of those Leeds teams to be acknowledged alongside the machismo Brian Clough thought he could eradicate in his disastrous 44-day stay after Revie had taken the England job.

The Americans had always been cagey about the number of acres of poppies they hoped to eradicate in Uruzgan, claiming that it "wasn't about numbers" but about making their presence felt.

The gassing of badgers is being considered as part of a government plan to eradicate tuberculosis in cattle in England in the next 25 years.

"It is possible and it is within our reach to eradicate hunger in Brazil and in African countries and any other place in the world," he said.

A statement says: "Prospect is committed to helping to eradicate racism in football and in society generally.

Using the above parameters, we consider the necessary reduction in transmission to eradicate disease in each of the models.

Despite intense grass-roots efforts to eradicate poverty in the poorest countries, poverty rates in Africa, based on World Bank data, did not fall from 1981 to 2005.