Sentence examples for aim to wipe from inspiring English sources

All of which have one aim; to wipe out any species seen as a threat to the grouse.

Trump will also aim to wipe out Obama's climate action plan, the 2013 directive outlining the government's response to climate change.

Introduced as part of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, the Sustainable Development Goals aim to wipe out extreme poverty, fight inequality, and tackle climate change.

The bill still faces a vote on the Senate floor, where some Democrats have vowed to fight the provisions that aim to wipe out deals that were already in the works before now.

The Nazis aimed to wipe the place off the map.

Now, at last, a new vast canopy is being installed over the site – a flowing glass roof that aims to wipe out the bad memory of the intervening 44 years.

The spraying began in the late nineties under the U.S.-sponsored Plan Colombia, which aimed to wipe out the country's drug culture and its guerrillas, who largely depend on narcotráfico for their survival.

Osborne aims to wipe out the deficit by 2018-19 afailingiling to eliminate it by 2015, as was agreed by the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats at the outset of their coalition government in 2010.

The suspension of polio vaccination in Muslim states in Nigeria in 2003 04 led to polio outbreaks in children and set back the Global Polio Eradication Initiative, which aimed to wipe polio off the face of the Earth by the end of 2005.

The Goodell campaign is of national significance, he said, because conservatives have "picked their target" in Mr. Goodell, aiming to wipe out a political generation that was going to "inherit" the progres sive wing of the Republican party.

The US and UK, prodded by Israel, have been systematically pursuing a multi-pronged strategy to demonise and isolate Iran, using unfounded allegations that Iran is intent on building nuclear weapons, is directly supporting Iraqi insurgents, and aims to "wipe Israel off the map".