Sentence examples for aimed to eradicate from inspiring English sources

The policy aimed to eradicate all forms of child labour by 2015, but that target was missed.

The bill is the single biggest change to welfare provision in the UK since Beveridge first reported on a welfare state that aimed to eradicate "Want, Disease, Ignorance, Squalor and Idleness".

Public health, like public schooling and women's rights — reforms led by people whose passion for justice was stirred by the Second Great Awakening — aimed to eradicate inequality by helping the poor.

Voters knew that the Conservatives wanted to cut spending earlier and deeper than Labour, in order to get a head start on taming the deficit – but Osborne gave little clue that he aimed to eradicate the deficit entirely by 2015, an objective beyond the dreams of even the most hard-core deficit hawks.

This is a different approach from previously attempted cures, which aimed to eradicate all traces of HIV from the body.

America's "war on drugs" has aimed to eradicate drug abuse through strict laws and harsh enforcement within and beyond U.S. borders.

This class war aims to eradicate its enemy.

The foundation now aims to eradicate polio worldwide by 2018.

Now the American physician is running a World Health Organization program that aims to eradicate polio by 2005.

Both Boko Haram and Hausa-Fulani "are carrying out religious cleansing, aiming to eradicate Christianity", the charity said.

Evans heads up the Global Poverty project, a global human rights organisation that aims to eradicate world poverty.