Sentence examples for failures to eliminate from inspiring English sources

"I keep hearing the excuse, 'We didn't have actionable intelligence,' " Mr. Kerrey said, describing the Clinton administration's frustrated failures to eliminate Mr. bin Laden in the years after the embassy bombings and the first World Trade Center attack, in 1993.

Imported malaria infections must be addressed to achieve malaria elimination. 1 The Global Malaria Eradication Program's failure to eliminate malaria in the 1950s and 1960s underlines the critical nature of this objective, as importation was blamed, in part, for its downfall by reintroducing transmission and spreading chloroquine resistance.

But this failure to eliminate rivals for food has seemed somewhat careless.

"It sprang from the failure to eliminate Saddam at that time".

Failure to eliminate the problems can now cost violators up to $50,000 in fines and six months in jail.

First, the flatlining economy and failure to eliminate the deficit by 2015 requires Labour to demonstrate fiscal responsibility and a plan for growth.

A recent example is the failure to eliminate the "carried interest" deduction, which allows hedge-fund managers and leveraged-buyout tycoons to pay an artificially low tax rate on much of their income.

GENEVA (AP) — American goods will face about $295 million in annual sanctions as a result of the United States' failure to eliminate illegal subsidies to domestic cotton growers, the World Trade Organization ruled on Monday.

Mr. Poyck sued them for unpaid rent, but the Bryants replied that no additional rent was due because Mr. Poyck's failure to eliminate the smoke problem violated the warranty of habitability.

Meanwhile, he looked decidedly frustrated as Paxman pointed to the government's failure to eliminate the deficit, to cut immigration to tens of thousands a year, and to avoid an increase in VAT.

She also was swayed by what she saw as the government's failure to eliminate the plaintiffs' fears by unequivocally stating that no First Amendment-protected activities would subject them to indefinite military detention.