Sentence examples for designed to eradicate the problem from inspiring English sources

Jason Roberts has again refused to wear a T-shirt in support of the anti-racism campaign group Kick It Out this weekend, but gave his tentative support to the Professional Footballers Associationn six-point plan designed to eradicate the problem within the game.

Suárez signed a contract extension until 2018 worth £200,000 a week with Liverpool in December, albeit with a release clause designed to eradicate the problems that erupted over his thwarted attempt to sign for Arsenal 12 months ago.

The new regulations are designed to eradicate the practice and dramatically enhance animal welfare.

This politics – designed to eradicate the enemy – replicates the strategy deployed earlier against another Democratic voter base, organized labor, after it returned Franklin Roosevelt to office four times.

A large part of Plan Colombia is designed to eradicate the vast coca plantations cultivated and maintained by Farc and other Colombian groups.

With Zika now a world concern, Brazilian officials have begun using the language of war as they step up measures designed to eradicate the Aedes aegypti mosquito.

"Culturally, this made no sense to them," says Nancy Millan, a sociologist who coordinated the investigation into the practice alongside an education programme designed to eradicate it.

The TIF program was designed to eradicate blight, add jobs and spur economic growth.

Recent data suggest that full-dose chemotherapy designed to eradicate distant micrometastases given either as induction or consolidation has the potential to yield improved patient outcomes.

But that is not enough to eradicate the problem.

That definitely needs to change if they want to eradicate the problem".