Sentence examples for and to eradicate from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the billions that Taiwan got allowed it to fund a vast land-reform program and to eradicate malaria.

She is uniquely qualified to lead the agency primarily responsible for delivering US foreign aid to respond to humanitarian and other crises and to eradicate extreme poverty.

In his speech, he pledged to "reinforce old alliances and form new ones" and to "eradicate" Islamic terrorism "completely from the face of the earth".

But Sharon and the Cabinet were driven by grandiose desires: to install a Christian-led government in Beirut that would sign a peace treaty with Israel and to eradicate the infrastructure of the P.L.O.

"You're going to have counternarcotics battalions of the army going in and helping to secure these fields," the official said, "and you're going to have police going in and helping to dismantle laboratories and to eradicate the coca production".

Additional spending on poor families since then puts the government on track to meet this goal, according to the IFS.Stretching ahead are more ambitious targets, to halve child poverty by 2010 and to eradicate it by 2020.

The European Union is committed to the Millennium Development Goals and  to eradicating poverty by 2015.

Immunizing every child in these two states is critical to achieving a polio-free India and to eradicating the virus globally.

It is stubborn and volatile and hard to eradicate.

"One must humble himself before God and men, and try to eradicate the evil at all costs," Grech said.

We have set aside $63bn to carry forward the fight against HIV/Aids; to end deaths from tuberculosis and malaria; to eradicate polio; and to strengthen public health systems.