Sentence examples for eradicate the worst from inspiring English sources

A cabinet task force reported on Thursday that the government's plan to eradicate the worst of the banks' bad debts would destroy 602,000 jobs, and 20 to 30percentt of those workers would not find new work.

Last year Nicaragua signed up to the International Labour Organisation's (ILO) "road map", which aims to eradicate the worst forms of child labour by 2016, and all child labour by 2020 – the last country in the region to do so.

The prospect of that huge gathering has added a sense of urgency to Manchester's revival, accelerating its efforts begun decades ago to eradicate the worst of its industrial-era slum housing and, over the past few years, to regenerate its blighted urban wastelands.

The chocolate industry enthusiastically threw its support behind the plan, known as the Harkin-Engel Protocol, vowing to eradicate the "worst forms of child labor" in cacao by 2005.

Meanwhile, in a parallel process, the United Nations has been on its own multi-year path, studying the all-too-often appalling failure of corporations to protect human rights in their supply chains and constructing a set of principles designed to give workers and communities a voice in the decisions that affect their lives in order to eradicate the worst abuses.

It calls for long-term political commitment to eradicating the worst aspects of poverty before the end of the twentieth century.

Yet the fact remains that we have the knowledge and the means to reduce - and ultimately eradicate - the worst forms of poverty.

Try, if you can, to eradicate the memory of one of the worst refereeing displays ever seen in a major tournament.

"You eradicate the cancer".

He vowed to "eradicate" the organization.

My camera wants to eradicate the personal".