Sentence examples for for example eliminating from inspiring English sources

In some cases, elimination is critical: for example, eliminating impunity in the face of sexual harassment in a venture capital firm.

For example, eliminating commercial banks' right to select a majority of each Reserve Bank's board would be a useful step in the direction of greater openness and diversity.

For example, eliminating the debt by 2012 would reduce interest rates and thus make school loans more affordable so that more people could attend college.

For example, eliminating the corporate alternative minimum tax, at a cost of $25 billion in 2002, would not guarantee a single cent of new investment.

The restructuring should focus now on cutting "distortive and ineffective programs" — for example, eliminating subsidies, trimming social spending and increasing the effective retirement age.

For example, eliminating accelerated depreciation, which allows firms to deduct the cost of new investments at an accelerated rate, alone would pay for 53% of the ten-year cost of dropping the rate to 28%, JCT estimates.

The De Angelis-Suero plan for Valley Plaza, for example, eliminated anchor tenants, which are less profitable on a per-square-foot basis than smaller stores.

Solomon uses the theory as evidence that "you cannot, for example, eliminate sexism without addressing racism," and that we are "all in one fight".

Celtel's One Network, for example, eliminates roaming charges for customers travelling between the adjacent countries of Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda.

Mr. Obama's measure would, for example, eliminate a highly criticized special deal to help Nebraska pay for a proposed Medicaid expansion, and would instead provide more help for all states to pay for their new Medicaid enrollees.

For example, eliminate product defects and screen unqualified products.  .