Sentence examples for committed to eradicate from inspiring English sources

By 2030, the year by which the United Nations has committed to eradicate extreme poverty worldwide, sub-Saharan Africa may account for almost 90percentt of extremely poor children, according to a report released in September by United Kingdom-based think tank the Overseas Development Institute.

Although the three main parties are committed to eradicating poverty by 2020, none of these commitments are "credible" the charity says, because none of the parties has a coherent plan to avoid the crisis.

It's been more than 20 years since the UN General Assembly committed to eradicating violence against women.

Dr. Motsoaledi vowed Monday that he was committed to eradicating such deaths.

Melissa Loyd Maish is committed to eradicating floppy nylon sacks and zero-personality briefcases from the male wardrobe.

The company that makes them, United Biscuits, committed to eradicating trans fats from its products in 2006.

United Nations officials have said they are committed to eradicating the cholera, but they have not conceded that the organization was inadvertently responsible for causing it.

"There is a need for clear evidence that the authorities and the political class are unequivocally committed to eradicating the root-causes of the problem," it added.

Hilary Fisher, director of End Child Poverty, said: "Ten years ago, the government committed to eradicating child poverty but these figures show progress has stalled.

But in the seven months since he came to power, Mr Correa has disillusioned some of those who voted for him, by seeming to embody some of the same vices he is supposedly committed to eradicating.

Canine DNA is now being used to identify the culprits who fail to clean up after their pets, an offense that Deborah Violette, for one, is committed to eradicating at the apartment complex she manages.