Sentence examples for effort to remove a from inspiring English sources

Ms. Tinker said the ad linking Mr. Cohen to the Klan for his opposition to a 2005 effort to remove a statue of a Confederate general from a downtown park "merely states the facts".

Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the majority leader, indicated on Friday that he might make one last effort to remove a provision granting legal protection for telecommunications companies from the surveillance bill, though he said he doubted he would succeed.

Venezuela's elections council has said it will begin a process of validating signatures of citizens seeking a recall referendum against the president, Nicolás Maduro, a small step in the opposition's effort to remove a deeply unpopular leader.

He writes, "The magic bullet scenario effectively transforms and elevates a local, dangerous-but-mundane effort to remove a pathological killer, Saddam Hussein, into a successful democratic crusade that transforms the 'last' anti-modern, anti-democratic capitalist region of the world: the Muslim Middle East.

1936 Paris and London Push Peace In a supreme effort to remove a serious threat to European peace and at the same time to end the carnage in Spain, France and Great Britain have invited Germany, Italy, Russia and Portugal to join in a concerted move to put a stop to outside assistance to the parties in the Spanish conflict and to bring about cessation of hostilities as speedily as possible.

Don't try to soak it in an effort to remove a stubborn stain.

However, I've seldom gone along with efforts to remove a priest.

A judge ruled today that the state's lieutenant governor violated the Mississippi Constitution in a dispute over efforts to remove a Confederate emblem from the state flag.

The regulation requires that "efforts to remove a child from the care and custody of his biological parent, adoptive parent, or legal guardian" shall be made only when it is in the child's best interest.

Jill Lepore, in recalling the fury that was stirred up by efforts to remove a comatose Karen Ann Quinlan from a respirator thirty-four yeago and and tracing its links to current fears of health-care rationing, brings home the limits of rational argument when life-and-death issues become the centerpiece of national politics ("The Politics of Death," November 30th).

That isn't to say that HTC's classic eye candy has been axed completely, but you can tell while using it that HTC took efforts to remove a lot of Sense's cruft.