Sentence examples for physically eliminated from inspiring English sources

Just as Putin's regime physically eliminated those in Chechnya who might have been interlocutors for a negotiated peace settlement, Assad has conflated all political opposition with "terrorism".

The statement, accompanied by a photo of a man wearing a black ski mask and carrying a Kalashnikov assault rifle, warned that Arabs "will be hit in their homes" and that the most recalcitrant "will be physically eliminated".

The priest started by urging those present to "recognise the presence" of one of the most corrupt Nigerian politicians, widely believed to have physically eliminated many of his political enemies.

When the Pakistani Taliban is massacring children, should we also worry about the fact that it has physically eliminated many traces of the Buddhist heritage of its home region?

Naturally occurring, auto-reactive B cells have been found to undergo several distinct fates in vivo: they can be physically eliminated, functionally inactivated, or they can persist unchanged or become activated (Goodnow 1992).

At each following passage (T2, T4, and T6), all Ae. albopictus positive breeding sites were identified and also physically eliminated by the ARS team.

Isis is pledged to physically eliminate Shia.

Asked to clarify, Letelier said "physically eliminate".

Some papers have even shrunk physically, eliminating sections and decreasing paper size.

"According to recent information, in case of a British-American attack," the report said, the Mujahedeen planned to "organize operations against Iranian targets within Europe (embassies, consulates), and to physically eliminate former members of the movement collaborating with Iranian intelligence services".

The French historian François Furet has written about how the genesis of conspiracy theories in Europe was the French revolution: genuine popular aspirations against absolute monarchy veered into a phase of terror and war because some of the leaders believed they not only led but embodied "the people" – and so were entitled to physically eliminate any obstacle.