'eradicate crime' is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, "The government plans to launch a new initiative to eradicate crime from the city."
They could take more responsibility for identifying infected computers and spotting attacks as they happen.None of this will eradicate crime, espionage or wars in cyberspace.
If you want to know what choices, what directorial decisions resulted in the final film, Mr LoBrutto is your man.He also identifies the moral core of "A Clockwork Orange", in which the real theme is free will at risk in a society that would play God and programme people's minds to eradicate crime.
Duterte has ridden a wave of discontent in the violence-stricken country to lead in opinion polls, on campaign promises to eradicate crime by shooting criminals, drowning them in Manila Bay or hanging them using fishing wire.
And it hasn't eradicated crime; in fact, there's been anecdotal suggestions ID scanning drives potential criminal behaviour out of its usual haunts and into new venues further afield.
Then-mayor, now President Rodrigo Duterte had eradicated crime the way he's going after drug rings now.
Efforts to rehabilitate "offenders" were inconceivable as colonists had no real expectations of eradicating crime by curing or fixing offenders...the purpose was, in the end, primarily retributive" (Blomberg & Lucken, 2010, p.18).
This, she said, was targeted at eradicating crime and abuse against children.
Mr Wheelhouse said eradicating crimes against birds of prey "remains a high priority for me and for this government".
Mr Wheelhouse added: "I am determined to stop illegal persecution of raptors". Mr Wheelhouse said eradicating crimes against birds of prey "remains a high priority for me and for this government".
We have long recognized the dangerous potential for animal cruelty to lead to more serious crimes, and this commission is poised to go a long way toward eradicating crimes toward animals and humans alike.
