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"We continue to urge the Teamsters to work vigilantly to achieve the consent decree's goals of eliminating organized crime and corruption from the union," Mr. Kelley said.

Commissioner Perine cited Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's statements that cost reduction principally requires eliminating organized crime in the construction industry, easing zoning restrictions and speeding up the permitting process.

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani proposed yesterday that the city curb costs by rezoning vacant industrial land for housing, eliminating organized crime from the construction industry, modernizing the building code, revamping the Buildings Department and reducing red tape.

Before taking over the Port Authority three years ago, Mr. Boyle was president of the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, where he won praise for eliminating organized crime influences, streamlining operations and bringing new business to a moribund center.

Five years after the ruling in Brown v. Hotel and Restaurant Employees Union an academic study concluded that the Casino Control Act had been only marginally successful in preventing or eliminating organized crime influence in New Jersey's casino unions.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Central Intelligence Agency and other American security agencies should be working with Russian law enforcement not only against terrorists, but to help Russia eliminate organized crime, which could make big profits selling nuclear materials to willing buyers.

Although it was never determined exactly how the state troopers became aware of the summit, and although nobody was actually arrested, the FBI started its "Top Hoodlum" program in order to eliminate organized crime shortly after.

They believe if they can break public employee unions, that they can ultimately eliminate organized labor as a meaningful force in the American economy -- and in American politics.

While it may seem mysterious to many in the Illinois media, Gov. Rauner's obsession with weakening unions fits within the context of the corporate elite's nationwide crusade to eliminate organized labor from the American political landscape.

In the aftermath of those events, a new law passed in Dent's honor has given the authorities unprecedented powers to eliminate organized crime in a way that's made Gotham virtually crime-free for nearly a decade.

How do you create a leadership that can represent these people without dividing them?" His questions represent the challenge of the moment not only for Egypt but also for the rest of the Arab world — how to negotiate a transition from American-backed governments that have often proved most successful in eliminating any organized alternative to their rule.