Sentence examples for actions to eradicate from inspiring English sources

This reporting process then essentially requires states to adopt concrete actions to eradicate gender-based discrimination.

Every citizen should appeal to government to finish the job; every citizen can get involved by visiting the website endpolionow.org and taking personal actions to eradicate polio.

Designing and implementing interventions to positively modify some of these factors may guarantee a better quality of life for the elderly by for example facilitating social participation, supporting social networks, employing older workers and taking strong actions to eradicate ageism [ 22].

Other European rules call for action to eradicate newly identified alien plants within three months.

Ed Miliband praised the report for highlighting "important areas for action to eradicate this awful form of hatred".

In 1995 he and other religious leaders founded Call for Renewal, which sought nonpartisan political action to eradicate poverty.

"The UN security council has unanimously backed action against this evil death cult in both Syria and Iraq … Today's vote shows beyond doubt the breadth of international support for doing more in Syria and for decisive action to eradicate Isil".

In a statement today, Secretary Powell condemned the bus bombing and called on the Palestinians "to begin to take immediate and decisive action to eradicate the infrastructure of terrorism".

"The E.P.A. is saying exactly what the experts told the City Council last year," said Matthew J. Chachere, a lawyer for the New York Coalition to End Lead Poisoning, which has been pressing for more city action to eradicate lead poisoning.

Fifa will seek assurances from Russia's 2018 World Cup leadership that they are taking action to eradicate racism at football matches, while insisting the country is not at risk of losing the tournament.

"From my dark cell I urge them to mobilise all legal and diplomatic means, including the suspension of all financial aid, to push the government to take real action to eradicate slavery as well as the racism and exclusion underlying it," wrote Ould Abeid.