Sentence examples for eradicate war from inspiring English sources
He called for a new compact among civilised peoples to "eradicate war at its most fundamental source - the corruption of young minds by violent ideology".
He is now the director of an organization dedicated to eradicating war crimes and torture.
Any Vietnam vet knows that things would have been different if the pacifists could have eradicated war.
Although not used until the 20th century, the phrase is related to the ideas of plain speech and simplicity which Fox practiced, but motivated by the more worldly goal of eradicating war, injustice and oppression.
The leaders who built the United Nations were not naïve; they did not think this body could eradicate all wars.
Late in life, the Maharishi tried to breathe new life into TM, establishing in 2000 his "Global Country of World Peace," with the goals of preventing war, eradicating poverty and promoting environmental sustainability.
Ameer left his home of Damascus after his friend was killed by a government sniper and his family's home was destroyed in the crossfire of civil war, eradicating whatever finances his family had left.
After the issues are resolved, he said, "we want to enlist them in the army that is going to fight this war" to eradicate polio.
The Senate voted unanimously to declare a day of "unity and mourning" and to put money into a "war to eradicate terrorism".
A London summit – hosted by William Hague, then foreign secretary, and the film star Angelina Jolie, who is a UN special envoy for refugees – would later pledge to eradicate sexual violence in war zones, with its lead focus on eastern Congo.
