Sentence examples for needed to be eradicated from inspiring English sources

Both needed to be eradicated from Germany.

"Our concern is they were promoting the idea that gun ownership was a disease that needed to be eradicated".

More and more Northerners, driven by a sense of morality or an interest in protecting free labour, came to believe, in the 1850s, that bondage needed to be eradicated.

For instance, the group said that the promise of more body cameras would hardly change the reality of police violence, and that the 1033 program needed to be "eradicated," not merely reviewed.

Muslims need to be eradicated.

Racing's reformists have rightfully targeted steroid abuse as a problem that needs to be eradicated.

"His crimes reflect a virus in our business culture that needs to be eradicated".

The casualisation and agency work in catering, cleaning, security or anywhere else needs to be eradicated, and for good measure, a living wage introduced unilaterally.

"There has to be wide-scale acknowledgment that regulatory capture exists, dominates our system and needs to be eradicated," Mr. Barofsky said in the interview.

The policy, she said, needs to be eradicated completely, insisting there is "no room for such rules in this day and age - across any sector".

His views, which are expressed remarkably like those of a Japan fisheries official, seem to imply that such whales are great cockroaches that need to be eradicated.On intelligence, I would like to set the daimyo straight.