Sentence examples for battle to eradicate from inspiring English sources

"Israel is waging a battle to eradicate terror and make the streets of Israel safe for its citizens.

By law, city and county elections are nonpartisan, a heritage from the Progressive movement's battle to eradicate party bosses early in the 20th century.

The attitudes of Sohair's neighbours in interviews with the Guardian last year suggested campaigners face a long battle to eradicate a practice ingrained in many rural communities.

Bill Gates has given a lecture in London in which he described the battle to eradicate polio as one of the most difficult tasks the world has ever faced.

The new compound rapidly kills the parasite in mice, and also appears capable of stopping the transmission of malaria - a crucial step in the bigger battle to eradicate the disease entirely.

The pimped girl who has inflamed the public's imagination needs government services and protection, not to be made into a symbolic figure in an ideological battle to eradicate the entire sex industry, which, like many other sectors, includes adults laboring in conditions ranging from upscale to exploitative, from freely chosen to forced.

Liberia is among 23 countries in Africa battling to eradicate polio.

"We must win this battle in order to eradicate polio from Nigeria and from the rest of  Africa.

Mexico has battled for years to eradicate fraud and to set up independent electoral institutions.

And I want to welcome Mia Farrow and her son Thaddeus, both of them eloquent, battle-tested veterans of the war to eradicate polio.

The other way, he came to believe, was to eradicate conflict by eradicating borders.