Sentence examples for is to uproot from inspiring English sources
Israel's prime minister says it is to "uproot terrorists".
The Americans' "goal is to uproot and destroy the country's nuclear industry," he said.
Mr Sharon says it is to "uproot" Palestinian "terrorists" and the infrastructure that supports them.
"The goal of our operation is to uproot terrorist activity throughout the territories.
The goal of Iran and its allies, Mr. Jalili said, is to "uproot capitalism, Zionism and Communism, and promote the discourse of pure Islam in the world".
The strategy is to uproot extremism by banning militant groups and by "mainstreaming" Islamic schools, or madrassas that is, making them teach more than religious doctrine.
The biggest challenge was to uproot the Prosopis juliflora from the hard rhyolite.
But the following day he was explicit: the aim now was to "uproot" the "Thaksin regime" using street power.
The group's initial proclaimed intent was to uproot the corruption and injustice in Nigeria, which it blamed on Western influences, and to impose Sharīʿah, or Islamic law.
Sarit's first task was to uproot the corruption that had flourished during the former regime, particularly in the national police force.
As some Iraqi lawmakers try to crack down on honor killing, the case — in which there have been no arrests — also illustrates how difficult it can be to uproot a deep-seated tribal honor code.
