Sentence examples for help purge from inspiring English sources

In the fifties, the State Department deployed the lie detector to help purge suspected homosexuals.

The board also hired Goldman Sachs to help purge the conflict.

Richard Harden forecasted cutbacks as the credit crisis hits workers in financial services and other professionals, but said this might help "purge" poor-value restaurants.

"A president," he later told the television interviewer Larry King, "can help purge the system of this kind of gotcha politics".

Yet if Revolutionary Road does no more than help purge cinemagoers of a surfeit of romantic nonsense, it will have done us all some service.

It would be the first product aimed specifically at Main Street that is linked to the government's now-diminished Public-Private isvestmeantProgram, which is meantoto help purge these institutions of their worrisome investments.

When Hitler, with SS help, purged the SA in 1934 and reduced it to political impotence, the SS became an independent group responsible, via Himmler, to Hitler alone.

Despite aggressive monitoring for three decades, there has been no significant increase in solid tumours or delayed health effects, even in the hundreds of thousands of minimally protected cleanup workers who helped purge the site after the accident.

Men such as Senator Jim DeMint of South Carolina, who helped purge the party of moderates during the primaries, may or may not run themselves, but will not support the nomination of a candidate who softens the ultra-conservative message just because that might play better against Mr Obama.

According to Fauci, the "final proof" that IL-2 helps purge HIV reservoirs will come after stopping combination drug therapy and watching what happens.

For Neurath, this approach helped purge philosophy of deleterious metaphysical nonsense and dogmatism, and acknowledged the radically social nature of language and science.