Sentence examples for eliminate privately from inspiring English sources
Further, H.R. 3 would eliminate privately funded insurance coverage for abortion in the state-based exchanges set up by the Affordable Care Act.
But Mr. Winkler implies that gun control advocacy is similarly defined by extremists — by people who would like to "eliminate all privately owned firearms — or, at least, make the United States more like England, where handguns are illegal and all other guns are rare".
Only a little less than a year ago, the second-ranking official in the Department of Justice was declaring that the federal government planned to reduce and eventually eliminate the housing of federal inmates in privately owned prisons.
Without it, politicians will keep fulminating about "too big to fail" while privately opposing any steps that would eliminate it.
One of the House measures would eliminate the ban on general solicitation that keeps privately held businesses from advertising securities sales to accredited investors.
Allies of Ms Cooper and Ms Kendall admitted privately that to win, they will have to eliminate the "other woman" in the first round of voting.
If the institution has not come forward, many individuals connected to it have privately supported efforts to obtain health insurance for the Lackses and to eliminate Sonny Lacks's debt, Ms. Skloot said.
Now, as president of privately held Anchor Packaging in St . Louis Mo., Nemura is using ABC to eliminate unnecessary activities and unprofitable product lines.
Many high-ranking baseball executives have privately said for months that they expect Commissioner Bud Selig to withdraw his plan to eliminate two teams, for the sake of practicality.
Gateway announced its first strategic shift since it acquired privately held Emachines by saying it would close its 188 Gateway Country retail stores and eliminate 2,500 retail sales jobs.
"As Jerold S. Kayden noted in 'Privately Owned Public Space: The New York City Experience' (2000), owners and their tenants would like nothing better than to eliminate the annoying amenities they promised to maintain in exchange for lucrative square-footage bonuses.
