Sentence examples for made to eradicate from inspiring English sources
Attempts were made to eradicate illiteracy, and colleges and schools were built everywhere.
Efforts have been made to eradicate stands of the invasive tamarisk.
And Caracalla eventually had his brother murdered, and after his brother was murdered, he convinced that is, Caracalla convinced the Roman Senate to issue a damnatio memoriae, or a damnation of the memory of Geta, and an attempt was made to eradicate Geta from history by eradicating him from art.
The team made the assumption for the paper that the risk of infection for the visitors was the same as for people living in Brazil, but the visitors will be staying in air-conditioned accommodation where every effort has been made to eradicate mosquito populations.
However, in recent years efforts have been made to eradicate profanity from British streets.
"The budget divides the public servants into fraction is the view expressed by the Trade Union Federation. "The proposals failed to take into account the recommendations made to eradicate the inequalities in salary scales" said Saman Ratnapriya, general secretary of the Trade Union Federation.
SIAs are carried out where routine immunization is known to be poor, where the vaccination policy has recently changed and the immunization status of the target population needs to be updated, or as part of an accelerated disease control effort such as those made to eliminate or eradicate specific pathogens (1).
Attempts were made to reduce or eradicate K. oxytoca contamination by cleaning sinks and leaving them unused for 48 hours with disinfectant standing in traps.
Most of Britain's major cities will be run entirely on green energy by 2050, after the leaders of more than 50 Labour-run councils made pledges to eradicate carbon emissions in their areas.
For its part, UNICEF will continue to provide the material and financial support for these campaigns, and work tirelessly with our friends in the international donor community such as Japan, the United States and Rotary International to ensure that every resource is made available to eradicate polio in Sudan.
David and GoodNews initiate a scheme to encourage everyone in the street to take a homeless person into their spare room; they make plans to eradicate world debt at the kitchen table, and, in a neat reversal, Katie finds herself cast in the role of scoffer and cynic.
