Sentence examples for eliminate on from inspiring English sources

"The issue here is not whether it's more expensive or less expensive; it's whether the service exists or not," Mr. Bloomberg said at a news conference near Queens College in Flushing, by a stop for the Q74 bus, one of the lines that the Metropolitan Transportation Authority will eliminate on Sunday.

If ultrasound is correctly applied, the companies say, it can break down fat that the body will then gradually absorb and eliminate on its own.

His administration would "contain and over time reverse" Soviet expansionism, while pursuing "negotiations to eliminate, on the basis of strict reciprocity, outstanding disagreements".

China agreed on Sunday to eliminate on Jan . 1all tariffs for 273 categories of goods from Hong Kong, which officials here said would encompass 67percentt of Hong Kong's exports to the mainland.

Rick Perry, the former Texas governor whose presidential bid in 2012 was defined by forgetting the name of a federal agency he wanted to eliminate, on Thursday launched a second campaign for the White House.

Because the treatment of the water at the SEBES plant allows to eliminate, on average, 90% of metazachlor and its metabolites (maximum concentrations of 0.45 µg/L at the dam), the drinking water after treatment was, by law, still suitable for distribution following the metazachlor incident in Witry.

"To achieve that, the city would need to either eliminate on-street parking on one side of the avenue or remove a lane of traffic, and either of those options might be politically and logistically difficult to achieve for a variety of reasons," said Donsky.

What's not on her résumé is just as intriguing: script doctor, for one, and anti-smoking advocate who helped lead the effort to eliminate on-screen puffing.

To eliminate on-board service or to contract it out would remove an important level of security on America's passenger trains.

I look forward to the mayoral campaign in which a politician backed by the bike lobby proposes to eliminate on-street parking, or make it so expensive that only cyclists, buses, and corporate limos can afford to use the roads.

We should have every reason to believe that autonomous driving systems — determinant and finely tuned computers always operating at peak performance — will all but eliminate on-road fatalities.