Sentence examples for make eliminations from inspiring English sources

PREMINGER: No. SCHWARTZ: Did he tell you, in words or substance, that Screen Gems had given the television stations the right to cut the picture or make eliminations from it?

One man or woman was matched with four members of the opposite sex ― TV was still operating under the presumption of heterosexuality at that point ― and, throughout the night, he or she would make eliminations until only one contestant was left standing.

Increased confidence in the reliability of American weapons, Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. said in a speech in February, would make elimination of "redundant" nuclear weapons possible.

38a Protonation may also make elimination of PPiH easier after chemistry.

128 Adequate funding is needed to implement activities and to support research to provide the tools that will make elimination sustainable.

"That makes elimination even more challenging and current efforts are not sufficient to combat this growth.

This makes elimination of hepatitis C in the UK a real possibility even though there is no vaccine.

These steps have made elimination of the antitrust exemption for insurance companies a much more attractive way to introduce real competition in the health insurance industry.

Before she undertook lobbying work, Ms. Kerrigan worked for years for Congressman Neal, who has made elimination of the offshore tax break his signature issue.

And Mrs. Obama has made elimination of food deserts an element of her broader campaign against childhood obesity, Let's Move, winning praise from Democrats and even some Republicans, and denunciations from conservative commentators and bloggers who have cited it as yet another example of the nanny state.

He was instrumental in the success of implementing the Haitian national program; now, this program reaches all of Haiti for the first time, making elimination of LF an achievable goal.