Sentence examples for getting rid of the problems from inspiring English sources

What is needed, the councilwoman said, are ways "to strengthen the good things about self-certification while getting rid of the problems that cause bricks to be raining on our heads".

A robust, loophole-free legislative ban is an unequivocal way to achieve this, getting rid of the problems with current commitments and making clear the public gets what the public wants". In April, a poll indicated that two-thirds of the British public backed a microbead ban.

Each sounding of the bell symbolizes getting rid of the problems associated with a given obstacle over the past year — and moving into the new year free and clear.

The hippie movement, people smoking dope trying to getting rid of the problems.

Brown played the lead role in getting rid of the problems mentioned above and a lot more besides when he co-authored and championed the Political Reform Act of 1974, a winning initiative campaign in June 1974 which helped set the stage for his first election as governor of California five months later.

There appears to be no way of getting rid of the problem, short of getting a whole new handset.

He told the A.P.: "The command looked at it as getting rid of the problem in the easier way.

"The command looked at it as getting rid of the problem in the easiest way," he said.

"Are we serious about getting rid of the problem — instead of sitting around making diversity quilts?" Hersh picked up the story in "Manhunt," in the December 23 & 30, 2002, issue.

"Are we serious about getting rid of the problem — instead of sitting around making diversity quilts?" A few days after the attacks, Vice-President Dick Cheney defended the C.I.A.'s director, George Tenet, on television, saying that it would be a "tragedy" to look for "scapegoats".

Apparently all we care about is getting rid of the problem that currently seems to be bugging us.