Sentence examples for eliminating the ability of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kerry called for eliminating the ability of corporations to defer the taxes on foreign profits as long as companies keep those profits outside the United States.

Mr. Poole suggested that the implied federal backing could be removed by eliminating the ability of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to borrow from the Treasury.

"That has the effect as a practical matter of eliminating the ability of the employer to educate its employees about the potential adverse effects of unionization," Mr. Johnson said.

Mr. McEntee, whose union represents 114,000 public employees in Ohio, criticized the bill for eliminating the ability of public employees to negotiate on health care, outsourcing and staffing levels for nurses, firefighting crews and police squad cars.

Regarding Thomas Friedman's "May it all come true" (Views, Dec. 7): There can be only one definition of victory in Afghanistan: Eliminating the ability of the Taliban and Al Qaeda to organize and launch terrorist attacks against the United States and other Western countries.

When the CRISPR technology first came to light, governments and scientists everywhere assured the public that it would be employed only selectively, to fight disease and to rectify congenital deformities, editing out the mutated BRCA1 gene that predisposes women to breast cancer, for instance, or eliminating the ability of the Anopheles mosquito to carry the parasite that transmits malaria.

Notably, the statute also eliminated the ability of the juvenile to appeal the transfer.

The act eliminates the ability of individuals to register to vote on the day of election.

But a second amendment proposed to eliminate the ability of directors to issue preferred stock.

He said a central goal would be to eliminate the ability of companies to pick the least onerous regulator.

Will the Volcker Rule truly eliminate the ability of banks to make risky trades for their own account?