Sentence examples for elimination of its from inspiring English sources
The alacrity with which the Syrian government is meeting the Security Council's timetable for elimination of its macabre arsenal--one it had long maintained as an essential deterrent against Israeli nuclear attack--suggests how much Damascus fears wide-ranging American air strikes that could obliterate its military edge over insurgents.
Regarding glycerol production, it is believed that the complete elimination of its production is not practical due to its importance in osmoregulation and maintenance of the intracellular redox balance (Blomberg and Adler [1992]; van Dijken and Scheffers [1986]).
Not only is Isis taking advantage of Russia's elimination of its key opponent on the ground, the Syrian rebels, it is also benefiting from the ever-growing discontent within the population.
The loan agreements, Interpublic said, would impose stricter terms, including the elimination of its quarterly dividend.
FLORIDA A&M--Announced the elimination of its golf, tennis, swimming and diving programs.
Prisoners' Legal Services, which files lawsuits for inmates, faces elimination of its $3.5 million budget.
The construction was developed on merit to keep the original OmpA (aa 46 159) and elimination of Lpp, its signal peptide and addition of nine amino acids to its beginning.
Iran accepted restrictions on its nuclear ambitions – including the elimination of 98% of its uranium stockpile and the removal of two-thirds of its uranium-enriching centrifuges – in return for the lifting of economic sanctions.
The Campbell Soup Company announced a sweeping realignment of its agency roster yesterday that included the elimination of two of its four principal shops.
The State Department expressed disappointment in the announcement and called on Belarus to "meet its stated objective of the elimination of all of its stocks of highly enriched uranium".
The current system of stability, with its elimination of authentic politics — its cultivation of phony elections and a judicial system that largely takes its orders from the executive — –is an elaborately flexible, supremely cynical system of vertical power.
