Sentence examples for aimed to eradicate the from inspiring English sources

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.

The ensuing campaign aimed to "eradicate" the group through a combination of propaganda, imprisonment, and coercive thought reform of adherents, sometimes resulting in deaths.

His political goals included the overthrow of the myth of the Golden Freedoms and the reform of the backwards culture of sarmatism, and many of his artistic projects aimed to eradicate the negative qualities he associated with them.

This is not a vaccine aimed to eradicate the latent herpes zoster (VZV) infection but to significantly decrease VZV clinical infections.

Government austerity measures aim to eradicate the "structural" budget – the bit that remains even when the economy has fully recovered from the deep recession of 2008-09.

Last year Nicaragua signed up to the International Labour Organisation's (ILO) "road map", which aims to eradicate the worst forms of child labour by 2016, and all child labour by 2020 – the last country in the region to do so.

The Home Office said new initiatives aim to eradicate the "abuse" in the UK.

The programme aims to eradicate the practice of open defecation, which is common in rural and poor urban areas of India.

Aiming to eradicate the pest population, an analytic formula for the number of natural enemies to be released was obtained for each of the three different releasing functions, with emphasis on their biological implications.

It also aims to eradicate the public symbols of the Francoist era.

Sworn to protect the human race, the Marines aim to eradicate the alien threat.