Sentence examples for eradication operations from inspiring English sources
While City Hall organises regular eradication operations, Stéphane Bras, a pest control expert, said it was not enough.
He gave the example of Helmand Province, where eradication operations were attempted, but only started after this year's crop had been harvested.
One problem with eradication operations such as the one in Uruzgan is that they tend to set up confrontations between armed men and poor farmers: the only American a farmer ever meets might be the one who is destroying his harvest, rather than someone who is building a school or a clinic.
Law enforcement experts we spoke to agreed that LEAR's eradication operations may have unintended consequences.
Though Memo says army eradication operations have intensified in recent years, he can normally rely on getting a kilo of paste out of his poppies.
In this context, many sera may have to be tested in a flock and the rapidity of the process influences the success eradication operations.
Wankel had flown in from Kabul five days earlier to meet with the governor of Uruzgan, Abdul Hakim Munib, about the eradication operation, only to discover that Munib had left for Kabul the day before.
Environmentalists said similar mammal-eradication operations in the archipelago had contributed to ecosystem restoration.
In 1997, he declared it "opium-free" and a gaudy pink museum, built next to a Buddhist pagoda overlooking the valley, showcases photos, maps and colorful murals of drug-eradication operations.
The aim of this training was to strengthen the technical capacity of the Salvadoran professionals in relation to both, the control and eradication program operation for Bovine Brucellosis and the implementation of the health surveillance program for Avian Influenza, with emphasis on these disease's risk analysis application, implemented by the Agriculture and Livestock Service of Chile.
The U.S. military would not participate directly in eradication or arrest operations; it would only enable them.
