Sentence examples for move to eradicate from inspiring English sources

"We will move to eradicate the disease [of the Jewish people] worldwide".

One consequence of the recent HeV outbreaks was a move to eradicate bat populations, despite their crucial environmental roles in pollination and reduction of the insect population.

When the Pakistani government moved to eradicate Bangla from official use, despite its centuries-old history, and replace it with Urdu, Dhaka University students staged a peaceful protest on Feb.

Former England striker Stan Collymore, 42, also defended the former Fulham and West Brom boss on Twitter,  suggesting the row undermines moves to eradicate racism from the sport.

But a spokesman said: "Vaccination doesn't cure infected badgers and stop them passing on TB. "Overseas experience shows a comprehensive strategy that also includes cattle movement controls and continuing to cull badgers in areas where the disease is rife is likely to be most effective in moving to eradicate TB in England".

Given that cholera did not exist in Haiti until it was brought there by UN troops, you might think that the UN would feel a special and urgent responsibility to move decisively to eradicate cholera in Haiti.

Presumably, if an outbreak with several of the most dangerous mutations were spotted, the world would move quickly to try to eradicate it with vaccines and quarantine; whether it would work is an unanswered question.

For with genetic modification around the corner, any such move by evolutionary forces to eradicate for ever the bad hair day will be swiftly countered by the bio-tech eggheads.

"The Istanbul court's decision to appoint trustees to run Zaman newspaper and other media is nothing but a veiled move by the president to eradicate opposition media and scrutiny of government policies," said Emma seniorir-Webb, senior Turkey researcher for Human Rights Watch, in a statement at the weekend.

But we managed to eradicate that and move forward".

Implementing this program in 2008 is one of the boldest moves yet by the cycling union to eradicate doping from the sport.