Sentence examples for eliminate the question from inspiring English sources
"The appellate ruling does not eliminate the question as to why Verniero announced the indictment on the lesser charges in the first place," Senator Gormley said.
He said it would eliminate the question of whether Yahoo should build its own service to compete with Overture's and that of Google, which has also developed a successful paid search service.
"We've got a much better story to tell," he said, "but that story will be even stronger when I can eliminate the question, 'What's going on across the street?' " But Mr. Bloom said it was hard to see how Marlton Square could come together in the absence of the guiding hand of a redevelopment agency.
Thus, the EEOC and Congress have been united in their vision for the 2008 Amendments to virtually eliminate the question of who is disabled for the purposes of the ADA.
For example, can we eliminate the question regarding whether babies were still predominately asleep in 0-3 month group even with body movements compared to the 4-6 molds olds?
Regrettably, the 12,000-page declaration, most of which is a reprint of earlier documents, does not seem to contain any new evidence that would eliminate the questions or reduce their number.
"It is in everyone's interest for the banks to commit to roll over the loan, so that Lucent can eliminate the questions regarding its liquidity and focus on its operations," said Christopher Donnelly, a director with S.&P./Portfolio Management Data, a research firm that tracks the loan market.
In the course of listening to focus group discussion, we chose to eliminate the questions about color and tone, and also to eliminate questions about eyebrows, but retain questions on eyes, and add questions about respiratory rate and desaturation during both care time and feeding.
We decided to make three major changes: 1) eliminate the questions with little to no variability; 2) eliminate any questions written in a double-negative format; and 3) use wording that allowed participants to respond to questions related to their own personal relationship as well as the relationship of other TTMs with CMs in their community.
So I didn't find the title of Richard Dawkins's Channel 4 documentary about religion in January remotely controversial: "The Root of All Evil?" Me, I'd have eliminated the question mark.
Luckily, it's a form of discrimination that is being fought through the Ban The Box campaign, which has succeeded in eliminating the question from public employment applications in 13 states and more than 70 cities and counties.
