Sentence examples for designed to stamp out from inspiring English sources
Clearly, Burleigh's hyperbole is designed to stamp out any shred of residual sympathy for terrorists.
"This is the attitude which Safe Schools is designed to stamp out".
In October last year, G20 leaders agreed a radical overhaul of international tax rules designed to stamp out such loopholes.
At the same time G20 finance minsters will receive OECD draft rules designed to stamp out so-called treaty shopping.
Claims of child abuse there – never proven – triggered the government's "intervention" into the Northern Territory in 2007, designed to stamp out violence and raise health and living standards.
Labour markets had never really recovered from a severe recession at the start of the 20s designed to stamp out a post-war inflationary boom.
The lure of the shortcut — of a medicine that would proceed directly from a doctor's intuition to a dying patient's body — has persisted, despite regulations designed to stamp it out.
Past meetings have centered on revising the offside rule and instituting moves to stamp out dangerous play -- measures designed to promote an attacking style.
Customers design their own chips (often called a System on a Chip, or SoC), and then turn to a semiconductor manufacturer (a foundry) to stamp out the hardware.
