Sentence examples for allowed to root out from inspiring English sources

One argument used by officials was that the last American missions, those of Vice President Dick Cheney and Gen. Anthony C. Zinni, were undermined by terror attacks, and that Secretary Powell's chances of success would be improved if Israel was allowed to "root out terrorist infrastructures".

Sereno says he almost named it PinocchioCroc because of its long nose, which allowed it to root out prey.

This allows me to root out feelings of abandonment while simultaneously curating and nurturing my own healing, and safety.

Mohs surgery allows the surgeon to root out the cancer completely while sparing the greatest possible amount of healthy tissue and minimizing scarring.

Although the statement did not say why the deadline had been pushed back, some provincial and municipal leaders had complained the short timeline did not allow for enough security checks to root out possible Islamic State militants.

Ageism is so hard to root out because it allows us to ward off a paralyzing fact with a pleasing fiction.

While the Arizona police will check driver's licenses and other documents to root out illegal immigrants, New Mexico allows illegal residents to obtain driver's licenses as a public safety measure.

In February the UN strongly criticised the Roman Catholic Church was failing to stamp out child abuse and for allowing cover-ups – charges Pope Francis refuted, claiming "no one else has done more" to root out paedophilia.

He has refused to root out corruption.

Others use small plainclothes squads to root out a suspect.

[Laughter.] He [Putin] has pledged to root out corruption.