Sentence examples for complete extermination from inspiring English sources

Fearing discovery of her complicity, Catherine met secretly with a group of nobles at the Tuileries Palace to plot the complete extermination of the Huguenot leaders, who were still in Paris for the wedding festivities.

When a bill that provided for the killing of predatory animals - principally coyotes came up, She was all for it because she had lost many sheep and goats to wild beasts, but she was opposed to complete extermination.

Lenormand de Mezy arrives in time to spare Ti Noel and other slaves, but there remains talk of complete extermination as the black slaves pose a threat with their voodoo and secret religion.

Further investigations to better elucidate the functional roles of CSCs in tumorigenesis and metastasis are needed, particularly for developing novel targeted therapies that could annihilate the CSCs for complete extermination of a wide variety of malignant tumors.

But with no single commander to run the show, the twin demands of completing the extermination and repelling the R.P.F. had proved too much for the genocidal clique.

At the Wannsee Conference, Heydrich emphasised that once the deportation process was complete, the exterminations would become an internal matter under the purview of the SS.

This tendency defines what Derrida calls "the worst," a tendency toward the complete appropriation or extermination of all the others.

By January 11th, health officials in Guangzhou expect to have completed their "patriotic" extermination of thousands of representatives of the species from wild-animal markets in and around the city.

This has allowed me to create a complete chronology of the extermination process at Auschwitz and a complete history of the instruments of destruction — when they were built, what their capacity was, when they broke down or malfunctioned".

It is this complete exclusion or this extermination of the most – there is no limit to this violence that makes this violence the worst violence.

Ironically enough, the extermination was complete in the world's first national park, Yellowstone, where every last wolf was dead by 1930; there, as elsewhere, the wolf-elimination program was intended to boost deer and elk populations.