Sentence examples for generally eliminated from inspiring English sources

In later Prākrits verbally inflected preterites were generally eliminated, except in Ardhamāgadhī; in their place was used the past participle.

By a 5-to-4 vote in 1994, the court generally eliminated civil liability for accountants or lawyers who "aided or abetted" a violation of securities law.

It generally eliminated the "joint and several" liability of accountants, which would make their deeper pockets available to compensate investors, particularly when companies have little or no money to satisfy damage claims.

But Keeley and Sherrard had given up on Cavafy's rhyme, seeking instead a mysterious "equivalent discipline," and had generally eliminated the formal aspects that contribute to Cavafy's over-all texture, part chamois and part steel wool.

Rather than renaming Basketmaker II and III to reflect this understanding of the evidence, Basketmaker I was generally eliminated from regional time lines, although some scientific discussions about its role in regional chronologies continued in the early 21st century.

It also generally eliminated the "joint and several" liability of accountants, which made their deeper pockets available to compensate investors, particularly when companies had little or no money to satisfy damage claims.

If within a level there are no gaps, generally eliminate any unnecessary, subordinate levels of enumeration.

This generally eliminates heavy drug trafficking and other serious violence, though muggings and lesser crimes are not uncommon.

If the primaries and the polls do not make the nomination a foregone conclusion, they generally eliminate all but the serious contenders before the convention.

A government inquiry into the earlier losses concluded in June that government agencies should generally eliminate the transfer of large amounts of such data onto portable storage devices like computer disks and memory sticks, and step up encryption.

As long as I have been alive, the only effect Republican leadership has had in any arena is to diminish the middle class, engorge the coffers of the rich elite, add to the welfare rolls still more homeless, jobless and those without healthcare, and generally eliminate social mobility.