Sentence examples for bent on removing from inspiring English sources
In one incident, medical staff were stoned by villagers bent on removing ebola patients from a health centre.Given a health-care system lacking decent equipment, qualified staff and affordable drugs (rather than the more popular counterfeit ones), a lack of faith in Western medicine is understandable.
On Thursday the president told a party congress there was a "treacherous cabal" bent on removing him from power.
And many of them are so bent on removing Mr. Davis from office that they have become vested in Mr. Schwarzenegger's success.
"We're seeing sustained attacks on disabled people's rights to live with dignity and without fear of harassment – all from a government hell bent on removing any sense of security or stability," says Gill Crawshaw, the founder of Shoddy.
But he strongly rejects the charge the reform movement is bent on removing the government from power.
In the Bobby Koonsan-directed "Jeff Koons: Beyond Heaven" (2009), Gleason emerges as the lone voice bent on removing the emperor's clothes and critiquing the lack of substance int he artist's work and Koons' well-manicured persona.
Not much connects the different paintings – man with rifle, two figures bending, one removing their socks, another figure turning and smiling enigmatically, someone lounging casually on a dune.
The performance and mechanisms of the combined NZVI/Al-bent on removing hexavalent chromium (Cr VI)) was investigated by batch and XAFS experiments.
"Although the Hispanic population of the state is less than 5 percent, the leaders of the state were hell-bent on removing as much of that 4 percent as possible.
Eddie G's has fast-moving, informed, sometimes overwhelmed waitresses and a bus girl who was hell-bent on removing every plate and glass the instant it was emptied, even if other diners at the table were still eating.
However, at a time when the government is hell-bent on removing protection for domestic workers, never mind those toiling down the supply chain, the chances of such radical changes even being considered are slim.
