Sentence examples for act to eradicate from inspiring English sources

My response to this would be: "Since early care profoundly affects the size and content of our brains and subsequent mental health, government should act to eradicate involuntary homelessness.

Labour, in its dying days, brought in the equally impossible, though at least well-intentioned, Child Poverty Act to "eradicate" it by 2020: that was also a trap for the Tories.

Preferentially, the vaccines should elicit cytotoxic T-lymphocyte (CTL) responses which act to eradicate infected cells [ 4].

The reasons for the government to act to eradicate the infection in a dog were a combination of the fact that B. canis is a zoonosis and that a quick and reliable diagnosis is missing, thereby making it difficult for owners to protect themselves and their animals, should the infection be established within the country.

This will lead to recurrent malaria after treatment of initial malaria episodes, to compromised efficacy of artemisinin-based treatment of severe malaria, and to failure of ACTs to eradicate parasites from infected individuals in malaria control and elimination programs.

We must act together to eradicate those factors that led to this disgrace to our nation.

We need to act urgently to eradicate some of the causes of high turnover and ensure that wisdom and experience is not being lost but being effectively spread around the school system.

However, Hofstetter says the new board must act now to eradicate some of the "burdens" of that regime.

Once in the intestines, Bacillus coagulans GBI-30, 6086 is activated and releases anti-inflammatory molecules or acts indirectly to eradicate organisms in the gut responsible for the inflammatory immune response.

As a result, specific methods were proposed to act as guidelines to eradicate the corresponding causes and improve the radiation hardness performance of SWCNT-TFTs, e.g. by optimizing the shield or insulator materials, preliminary radiation treatments and raw CNT materials selection for future application of SWCNT-based cometal-oxide-semiconductoremiCMOSuctor (CMOS) devices.

The Counties (Detached parts) Act 1844 was originally designed to eradicate exclaves or 'islands' and amalgamate the area with the surrounding county; Worcestershire however, still possessed many 'outliers' to the south east.