Sentence examples for elimination of existing from inspiring English sources

The United States promoted the Baruch Plan, which proposed the elimination of existing stockpiles of atomic bombs only after a system of international control was established and prohibited veto power in the Security Council on the commission's decisions.

Gov. Rick Perry of Texas is seeking to jump-start his Republican presidential campaign by proposing a new tax system: a 20 percent flat rate on individual and corporate income, down from the current 35 percent top rate, and elimination of existing taxes on estates, capital gains and dividends.

The TPP agreement will lead to a reduction or elimination of existing taxes on processed food and non-alcoholic beverages (maple syrup, baked goods, sugar and chocolate confectionery) in countries such as Japan and Vietnam where Canada's export of these products face high tariffs.

Yet looming behind this utopian vision lies the inevitability of the continued elimination of existing jobs and pressure on real wages for the average American worker, accelerating the stratification of incomes and wealth.

Elimination of existing rules and addition of new rules can also be used as mutation operations.

A phylogenetic tree resulting from an alignment of concatenated sequences, present in all analysed strains and after elimination of existing gaps, is shown in Figure  4.

They leave open with what determination Washington will pursue the elimination of the existing stockpile of North Korean nuclear weapons and fissionable materials.

They had four points they agreed on: a veritable test-ban treaty; a freeze in production and deployment of nuclear weapons: reduction and eventual elimination of the existing stockpile; and reserving space for peaceful uses, which means no Star Wars.

Some rider groups oppose the new bus service, contending that it is not extensive enough and that it will result in the elimination of some existing express bus service in the San Fernando Valley.

This, said Mr. Aboulafia, may point to excessive manufacturing capacity in the market for lower-priced, smaller aircraft which in turn could lead to restructuring of the industry, with possible mergers and the elimination of some existing aircraft lines.

This paper discusses a possible catalytic oxidation mechanism in the Fe@ACFs/H2O2 system, which may be a feasible approach for the elimination of widely existing pollutants.