Sentence examples similar to entire eradication from inspiring English sources

Despite control measures, the disease spread rapidly to the east, prompting the government to resort to total eradication by clearing the entire district of cattle.

The last time this happened, in 1998, the summit ended with a distinctly utopian ambition: the total eradication of all drugs from the entire world.

"We are strongly opposed to the CDFA's entire moth eradication program.

On behalf of the entire Global Polio Eradication Initiative, we thank volunteers, health workers and parents in communities across Nigeria for their tireless commitment to ensuring every last child is protected against this devastating disease.

New Zealand will need entirely new eradication technologies.

But why the IS has decided to initiate the eradication of an entire people now whether the campaign is entirely ideological or at least partly strategic remains unknown, making it hard to judge whether there is any chance for abatement or whether they will pursue the Yazidis beyond Sinjar if they manage to flee.

One striking example of failed foreign policy in Haiti is the U.S. eradication of the entire pig population -- leaving their owners no financial safety net.

Eradication of the entire cell population was obtained with the PCMV constructs only (Fig. 3c,f,i).

EF takes a page from polio and smallpox eradication efforts that saturated entire districts, consisting of millions of people and hundreds and thousands of villages.

In 2005, the US Navy reported on rat and cat control programmes at the military base on Diego Garcia, and proposed extending rat eradication measures to the entire island (US Naval Facilities Engineering 260 Command Pacific Divisionn) 2005: Appendix I-2).

These and other campaigns amounted to what is today called ethnic cleansing: an attempted eradication and dispossession of an entire indigenous population.