Sentence examples for measures to eradicate from inspiring English sources
The government's suggested CSR activities include measures to eradicate hunger, promote education, environmental sustainability, protection of national heritage and rural sports, and contributions to prime minister's relief fund.
The law, which has been criticised for not carrying penalties for offenders, encourages local governments to take measures to eradicate hate speech.
In the late 20th century, however, the government took aggressive measures to eradicate the disease, and within less than a decade, leprosy had virtually disappeared from the country.
In addition Mr Cameron cited the recent UN resolution that called on member states to take "all necessary measures" to "eradicate" Isis in Syria.
Colombia and other producing countries have been forced to adopt measures to eradicate illicit crops and fight drug trafficking, an approach that has exerted a high financial and human toll and produced little results.
They call for the establishment of a statutory system of children's advocates, a requirement for quoted companies to report on their own measures to eradicate slavery from their supply chains.
And what constitutes an effective measure to eradicate forced labour or human trafficking?
We're taking an extreme measure to eradicate extreme measures and in the end, we think we'll be better off for it.
However, risk factors for acquiring PDRAB should be studied before attributing the emergence of PDRAB clones to carbapenem and other antibiotic consumption, and before implementing a antibiotic- (particularly carbapenem) restriction program as an infection-control measure to eradicate the outbreak.
With Zika now a world concern, Brazilian officials have begun using the language of war as they step up measures designed to eradicate the Aedes aegypti mosquito.
Government austerity measures aim to eradicate the "structural" budget – the bit that remains even when the economy has fully recovered from the deep recession of 2008-09.
