"In 10 years, child labour has been far from eradicated.
Shelves were stripped bare in some shops while surly assistants - a phenomenon far from eradicated in Prague - served the queues.
Thirty-one SurGeneralneral's Reports on smoking later, cigarette smoking is far from eradicated; yet smokers, who once felt glamorous, are now forced to confront the health hazards of their habit.
The deficit, far from being eradicated, is still at £120bn.
Far from being eradicated, H5N1 viruses have had an unprecedented geographic spread, not typical of HPAIVs, spreading from Southeast Asia into the Middle East, Europe, and Africa.
Far from being eradicated, illegal waste sites keep on appearing, in the hundreds.
Despite some 25 years of efforts to ban FGM in many countries around the world, the practice is still far from being eradicated [ 10, 11].
- (SK) Madam President, I would like to stress that tuberculosis is far from being eradicated, and we see here that nearly two million people a year are succumbing to this serious disease.
It is also a setting where national and local policies and programmes against IPV have flourished and women's access to education and the workforce has increased, but where machismo and marianismo remain strongly influential in the way gender relations are constructed and IPV is far from being eradicated.
Far from seeking to eradicate mobile pastoralism, the European Union explicitly attempts to preserve it, through economic subsidies to livestock farmers, and programmes aimed at marginal grassland areas.
