Sentence examples similar to declaration of eradication from inspiring English sources

The history of eradication, however, favors the skeptics.

After the 2011 declaration of rinderpest disease eradication, we surveyed 150 countries about rinderpest virus stocks.

With the all-time low levels of polio in Egypt, India, Pakistan and Afghanistan, four of the six remaining endemic countries are on track to meet the end-2004 target for stopping polio – a date set by endemic country governments on 15 January at the signing of the "Geneva Declaration for the Eradication of Poliomyelitis".

The Rome Declaration on Nutrition and Framework for Action also prioritizes the eradication and prevention of hunger and poverty in all its forms.

The meeting in Geneva today was the one-year follow-up to the Geneva Declaration on the Eradication of Poliomyelitis, a 2004 pledge by polio-endemic countries to intensify their activities towards eradication.

Considering that tobacco use is an important risk factor for morbidity and premature mortality in South Africa [ 2], TDT in the clinical setting needs to be prioritized on an equal footing with other health programmes such HIV/AIDS and TB programmes, in line with the government's commitment to the recent United Nations declaration on the eradication of non-communicable diseases [ 40].

During the ten years following the 1998 declaration, when eradication was supposed to have been accomplished, the number of people using opiates throughout the world grew by thirty-five per cent; the number of cocaine users grew by nearly thirty per cent.

Polio is on the edge of eradication.

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

Japanese knotweed remains impervious to all methods of eradication.

The government is also considering other methods of eradication.