Sentence examples for brought in to eradicate from inspiring English sources
But spokesman Thom Mrozek said that Pro Hunting, the New Zealand company brought in to eradicate the pigs in early April, is top-notch.
According to USA Today, all the park rangers and everyone who visited the historic Fort Hancock mortar battery adored the goats—obviously, because goats are awesome who were brought in to eradicate a plague of the nasty plant.
But others fear the fish could become an even bigger environmental problem than the one that it was brought in to solve -- a situation that has become all too familiar to those releasing one foreign species to eradicate another.
"What we now need is a campaign of education, of understanding and compassion by law enforcement, by educators and by the medical community We need to bring all forces that can be brought to bear to eradicate FGM in this country.
The treatment's success would "bring us closer to eradicating pediatric AIDS," said Dr. Vallop Thaineua, the permanent secretary of health in Thailand's Department of Health and an author of the study.
They work to eradicate discrimination in their communities.
In order to eradicate polio, all children must be reached.
And also for his outstanding leadership in bringing together the international community together in this fight to eradicate terrorism.
And in the medium term it did more to bring about one-man rule in Rome than to eradicate it as the assassins had hoped.
The coalition limped into power in 2010 promising to eradicate the budget deficit – apparently brought about by welfare largesse – in a single parliament, through eye-watering cuts to public services.
