Sentence examples for eliminated world from inspiring English sources

Group F - Nigeria 1-0 Bosnia-Hercegovina: Peter Odemwingie scored the only goal to give Nigeria a victory that eliminated World Cup debutants Bosnia-Hercegovina.

The wildcard entry eliminated world champion Tahir Gulec of Germany 17-8 in the opening round before losing 7-3 to Lopez in a bruising encounter.

During his campaign and after he continued to advocate for a break-up of the two party system, to stop forcing democracy on the world at gunpoint, cuts to congressional salaries and perks, rewards for uncovering political corruption, taxes on 'excess profits,' leadership in eliminating world hunger, and the elimination of capital punishment, among other policies.

And we can eliminate world hunger.

For example: man is destroying the climate, but man also has the capacity and intelligence to reverse this trend.I believe that the wealthiest should pay to eliminate world poverty and incorporate them in consumption, but the consumption of useful things.

One of the shabbiest sections of the government's white paper published at the end of last year (Eliminating world poverty: making globalisation work for the poor) was that on intellectual property; it praised Trips, but acknowledged the difficulties for many developing countries.

It has been estimated that forty per cent of global grain output is used to feed animals rather than people, and that half of this grain would be sufficient to eliminate world hunger if — and it's not a small if — the political will could be found to insure equitable distribution.

Will this new OS singlehandedly eliminate world hunger, disease, and flash floods?

It also creates an obligation on parties to work together to eliminate world hunger.

In his diplomatic career he pursued better treatment for the Commonwealth and programs through the League of Nations and United Nations that would address world questions of pressing social and economic concern, culminating in his most ambitious work to eliminate world hunger through the Food and Agriculture Organization.

Given the Saudis' penchant for funding and exporting extremism and meddling throughout the Muslim world, how would you react if you heard a Saudi prince had bankrolled an expensive research project to create a genetically modified strain of corn that could eliminate world hunger?