Sentence examples for committed to eradicating from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

Unctad said the SDGs were expected to commit to eradicating poverty by 2030.

American officials have repeatedly warned Mr. Karzai that unless he truly commits to eradicating corruption (including among his own family members), improving governance and institutionalizing the rule of law, there is no chance of defeating the Taliban.

Clearly there are huge challenges ahead for the new government, but now is the time to renew the fight against pensioner poverty and commit to eradicating it once and for all".

The Close the Gap campaign, launched in 2007 by Oxfam and the National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (NACCHO), called on Federal, State and Territory governments to commit to eradicating the difference in life expectancies between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians within a generation.