Sentence examples for in order to uproot from inspiring English sources
So what we need as regional countries, within the framework of African Union, is to collaborate in order to uproot these evil forces".
"In order to uproot the systemic embedded abuse that has allowed for the creation of such 'black sites' like that of Homan Square as well as police torturers like that of Jon Burge, transparent and persistent investigation is the first step of many," a statement attributed to the group read.
I believe that we must end sexism and all oppressions; one must uproot all in order to uproot any.
Francis, who held the title of "Most Christian King", also agreed to persuade Henry to relinquish the throne of Navarre in favor of Charles "in order to uproot the errors of the Lutheran sect and the rest of condemned sects".
Simon argued that "funds generated by business" would have to "rush by multimillions" into conservative causes in order to uproot the institutions and the "heretical" morality of the New Deal.
They have to be willing to uproot their lives in order to follow the inspiration or the opportunity whenever it comes up.
After being labeled an enemy by this particular group, Diego decided he had to uproot his family in order to escape to safety, because he didn't want the group to target his family.
"Unless they're planning to put the buildings on stilts, it just makes no sense that the elected officials would want to uproot an endangered species in order to put people in harm's way," she said.
Often using herself as a model, Flore made this work in order to find grounding in an otherwise uprooted existence.
Israel is once again prepared to uproot settlements and displace Israeli citizens in order to make peace.
