Sentence examples for date of eradication from inspiring English sources

Of the 21 eradicated cases, 18 had information on the date of eradication therapy.

Though the last reported wild type 2 polio case in Egypt was in 1979, the exact date of eradication of this serotype is unknown since AFP surveillance began only in 1990[52].

The targeted date for eradication was 2011.

It has not been swift; several target dates for eradication have come and gone.

On the opening day of the 53rd World Health Assembly WHAA), WHO Director-General Dr. Gro Harlem Brundtland informed Member States of the global status of the initiative: "The certification date for global eradication of polio is 2005 and we are on track to meet that target.

A painful and debilitating disease which dates back to ancient times is on the brink of eradication, former President Jimmy Carter announced on HuffPost Live Thursday.

"Or they should admit the targets won't be met and introduce an ambitious interim plan, outlining what can be achieved by 2020, while keeping the longer term plan of eradication with an achievable but ambitious target date.

The W.H.O. says it does not now intend to change the date again and that it fears that many donors and polio-free countries where imported cases are occurring will abandon the goal of eradication.

It smacks of eradication, like "smoke free" or "pesticide free".

The history of eradication, however, favors the skeptics.

Japanese knotweed remains impervious to all methods of eradication.