Sentence examples for finish the eradication from inspiring English sources

"It would be a humanitarian catastrophe not to finish the eradication of polio now that we are so close," he said.

At a press conference here today, the United Kingdom's international development minister, Stephen O'Brien, announced that the government will be donating about £20 million ($31 million) over 4 years to finish the eradication effort, led by the Carter Center in Atlanta provided others donors come forward with the remaining £40 million needed.

We also need to finish the polio eradication agenda and see that development of vaccines for the next generation moves on.

Experts believed that mass immunization with the new vaccine in areas where types 2 and 3 had already been eliminated could rapidly finish the job of eradication.

"If we do not finish the job of eradication, it may be 100,000, it may be 200,000 – but it will be hundreds of thousands of children who will be paralyzed every single year if we do not finish the job," said Dr. Aylward.

Now "may be the last chance to finish the job" of polio eradication, said Dr. Bruce Aylward, a polio expert, because many donors and countries are tired of investing in the effort.

The goal is to finish the job by the end of 2004 – but to succeed, eradication efforts must be intensified, and this means more financial resources are urgently needed.

"We have made remarkable progress in the polio eradication effort, but our greatest challenge now is closing the funding gap of $275 million to finish the job," said Carol Bellamy.

Authorities have to finish the fight against the disease or it will rapidly uncoil and roar back, as it did after the failure of 1950s-era effortstion efforts.

We can see before us the finish line: the eradication of polio.

This imbalance will stop the eradication of HIV/AIDS.