Sentence examples for massive eradication from inspiring English sources

They attributed this to the massive eradication effort in Colombia.Yet victories in the drug "war" have long proved illusory because of the protean geography of the cocaine industry.

Despite the availability of vaccines against BVDV, and the implementation of massive eradication or control programs, this virus still constitutes a serious agronomic burden.

His department has undertaken a massive eradication program after an original infestation was first spotted near Coral Gables, then spread rapidly to northwest and southwest Miami, Hialeah, Kendall Hammocks, and beyond.

"What Bolivia has done through social control is reducing sustainably the overall hectares under cultivation without resort to massive eradication programs but rather by providing licit income through an allowance for licit coca, and mindful that their own constitution treats coca and its traditional uses as part of the country's cultural heritage and patrimony," said Walsh.

In that example, knowledge of the life cycle of the pathogen, and the role of the sexual stage in generating new variation provided the scientific support for the massive eradication campaigns in the American Mid-West in the 1920s and 1930s.

In response, the Chinese government has engaged in massive pika eradication campaigns since the 1960s.

Volunteers, communities and parents Out of the 19 countries across West and Central Africa that joined forces this year in a massive polio eradication campaign, 16 nations – including Liberia – are undertaking a second round of vaccinations.

At first Wood advocated — in an unclassified e-mail message, surprisingly — a massive aerial-eradication program that would wipe out 80,000 hectares of poppies in Helmand Province, delivering a fatal blow to the root of the narcotics problem.

And despite massive efforts at eradication, the United Nations estimates that the area devoted to growing coca leaf in the Andes expanded 16percentt last year.

Indeed, such interference is inscribed in the genetic code of the country, for America is the product of the massive disruption and eradication of an already existing native population.

But as we have seen in other countries that are now polio-free, this will require the full mobilization of every part of society.' 'As we have seen over the past year, successful eradication requires massive and sustained investment as well as a targeted and dedicated effort of the entire health system to ensure each and every child gets vaccinated.