Sentence examples for meant eliminating from inspiring English sources

I would hate to have to do that — certainly if it meant eliminating one or the other from my cellar.

In the past, that has meant eliminating one seat in each party; now, some lawmakers are pushing to create an independent redistricting commission.

His goal was to reduce the 35 percent top rate without widening the deficit, which meant eliminating tax provisions benefiting specific industries.

"We made it clear from the beginning that we all want to stay together, even if it meant eliminating some good places".

Around that time, the Colombians who manufactured the drugs being distributed in Miami by Cubans decided to eliminate the middleman, and, given a peculiar viciousness in the way they customarily operated, that sometimes meant eliminating the middleman's wife and whoever else happened to be around.

Construction of the interstate meant eliminating the at-grade intersections with State and Grant streets.

Mr. Tsvangirai then uses the word, but he has said in court that he meant eliminate Mr. Mugabe from the 2002 presidential competition.

It means eliminating Israel.

"It doesn't mean eliminating what's there today.

In its simplest form, sustainability means eliminating waste.

Giving up on clams and oysters does not mean eliminating mollusks from the plateau.