Sentence examples for eliminate any problems from inspiring English sources

At two meetings, the first at Giuliani Partners in early 2002, Mr. Giuliani and Purdue's executives argued that they were already taking steps to eliminate any problems.

"With this digital technology we can eliminate any problem that arises, a hiss, a noise, any note we don't like," Mr. Bazini said.

They naturally eliminate any problem of skewness (e.g. chi-squared distribution).

The next day, Stewart showed pictures of the MSNBC correspondent Ashleigh Banfield before and after she went to Islamabad: "As you can see, by darkening her hair, making it slightly shorter, she has effectively eliminated any problems a woman might have in a radical fundamentalist regime".

After dragging its feet on the other cases, is it possible the NFL used Brady and the Patriots to convince the public it is serious about eliminating any problems that could further damage its image?

After dragging its feet on the other cases, is it possible the NFL is using Brady and the Patriots to convince the public it is serious about eliminating any problems that could further damage its image?

Mr. McDonough said the governor's staff would examine the measure calling for Internet disclosure and work with legislators to eliminate any constitutional problems.

Key informants also stated that MI may potentially eliminate any behavioural problems present such as extramarital affairs.

Should the screening lists reveal that only a small percentage of the total number of CRC patients are willing to participate in the study, then further study visits will be arranged in order to identify and eliminate any recruitment problems that may exist.

Less than a week after a New Jersey panel ruled that the mayor of Linden improperly influenced approval of a plan for a garbage transfer station on waterfront land partly owned by the mayor's son-in-law, the waste hauling company that is seeking to operate the station said it would buy the land outright to eliminate any ethical problem.

Both deals are expected to significantly ease, if not eliminate, any cash-flow problems in 2003.