Sentence examples for ordered to eradicate from inspiring English sources

Nationalist atrocities, which authorities frequently ordered to eradicate any trace of "leftism" in Spain, were common.

WHO Representative Dr. Mohamed Aburrab underscored that surveillance is equally important to the success of Sudan's polio eradication programme, "In order to eradicate polio, it is necessary to search out not only the polio cases, but also conditions that may also clinically resemble polio".

Eventually, they changed their habits in order to eradicate all toxins from their routines.

"In order to eradicate terrorism, we must eliminate conditions that allow terrorism to take root," Mr. Koizumi said.

If so, what sacrifices must we make in order to eradicate a dictatorship that has lasted for almost 50 years?

In order to eradicate fraud, charities must insist that the donation be not impulsive but rather well-researched.

"I strongly believe that we should continue to fight all together against racism on and off the field of play, in order to eradicate this plague.

Was it clear that the children had to die in order to eradicate not only a people, but also their memory?

Dr. Jong Wook Lee, the W.H.O.'s new director, declared they will need $210 million in order to eradicate the virus by 2005.

Agriculture officials in Washington resisted a tentative proposal to vaccinate some 70 million to 80 million pigs in order to eradicate the disease at its probable source.

And even the term "reverse Roe" is misleading; a court need not explicitly state it is reversing a prior case in order to eradicate it.