Sentence examples for eradicate hate from inspiring English sources

Ms. Muhammad said she believed in fairness to all people and would work to eradicate hate and discrimination.

The law, which has been criticised for not carrying penalties for offenders, encourages local governments to take measures to eradicate hate speech.

Stroman was sentenced to the death penalty and executed by lethal injection, but Bhuiyan campaigned to spare his life, saying: "His execution will not eradicate hate crimes from this world.

As I listened to the first lady speak, I thought of the kids I mentor and have written about over the years, the teen activists and entrepreneurs, who are fighting for LGBTQ rights in India, inventing new ways to detect cancer, and building global movements to eradicate hate.

If hate is eradicated we won't have to worry so much about being shot.

Adjusting the current approach to include more accurate data is an important first step toward understanding and eradicating the problem of hate violence within our society.

Like President Obama, who told the people of Iraq to rise and defend their country, it's time for other Muslim nations to join in eradicating the cancer of hate that threatens to unseat them.

The harder work is eradicating barriers that have enabled hate to perpetuate.

We're taught to be afraid of them, to hate them, to want to eradicate them.

Minister for Community Safety and Legal Affairs Roseanna Cunningham hailed the new powers as a step towards "eradicating sectarianism and other unacceptable expressions of hate" from the national game".

I hate sexism; it can't be eradicated fast enough.