Sentence examples similar to in eradicating problems from inspiring English sources

On September 4th, Mitsui, Japan's largest trading house, joined the roll of shame: it announced the resignations of four top executives, including its president, over allegations that the company had paid bribes to win foreign power contracts.This counts as progress, but Japan's system still does a terrible job of spotting and eradicating problems in the early stages.

Deviations from the specifications become instantly visible, prompting people to respond immediately with real-time experiments to eradicate problems in their own work.

The restaurant's speed in eradicating the problem was typical; the vast majority of the 19,000 known computer viruses cause minor symptoms, at worst.

Without a capable local agricultural infrastructure, the constant supply of foods from other locations becomes another obstacle in eradicating the problem.

Mr. Soares said that the investigation had unearthed dozens of other potential suspects, but whether they would be prosecuted "will depend entirely on those people and their desire to come forward and assist the people in eradicating this problem from our state and from the rest of the United States".

I hope we can all be helpful in eradicating this terrible problem of child sex trafficking and can help make Cambodia a truly democratic country.

(c) There is no dispute about the magnitude of, and the States' interest in eradicating, the drunken driving problem.

He feels that lengthy suspensions draw more attention to the problems than help in eradicating them.

No one can seriously dispute the magnitude of the drunken driving problem or the States' interest in eradicating it.

No one can seriously dispute the magnitude of the drunken driving problem or the states' interest in eradicating it.

Referring to the chronic malnutrition that affects 16 per cent of the region's children, Mr. Morris noted that "eradicating the problem in ten years is perfectly do-able".