Sentence examples for eliminated virtually from inspiring English sources

The officials said American military pressures had eliminated virtually all resistance by the Mahdi Army outside the shrine itself.

In 2000 at the urging of Wall Street, Congress eliminated virtually all government regulation of the derivatives market.

Yet by the time Unscom left Iraq in late 1998, inspectors believed that they had discovered and eliminated virtually every vestige of Iraq's nuclear program.

Imagine a tax system which made the top rates on wages and capital more equal, and which eliminated virtually all deductions.

(Last March major airlines eliminated virtually all travel agents' commissions for tickets sold in the United States and Canada, although travel agents can still earn commissions by placing a sizable amount of business with a single airline).

In this case, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, in Manhattan, rejected the Clinton administration's view that Congress had eliminated virtually all avenues of legal review.

And it eliminates virtually all of the trustworthiness standards for evidence that can be used to convict in American courts.

The students won a design contest by retrofitting a used snowmobile to eliminate virtually 100percentt of its unburned hydrocarbon emissions and a great deal of its noise.

In recent months the government has carried out cyberwarfare against the opposition, eliminating virtually all sources of independent news and information and shutting down social networking services.

You advocated a tax system that would make the top rates more equal on wages and capital, eliminate virtually all deductions and get rid of corporate taxes.

A flat tax also would eliminate virtually all compliance costs (e.g., monies paid to professional tax preparers) and reduce red tape significantly.