Sentence examples for pledging to eradicate from inspiring English sources

The violence has continued despite the incoming government pledging to eradicate the insurgency by next month.

They have managed this despite the efforts of Prime Minister Boiko M. Borisov, a square-jawed former bodyguard who was elected in July after pledging to eradicate organized crime.

Meanwhile the Green Party has published a 10-point list of policies to "advance LGBTQ rights", including combating violence by legislating against all forms of hate crime; and Plaid Cymru is pledging to eradicate LGBT-based bullying in schools.

On January 30th Bill Gates joined the head of the World Health Organisation (WHO), 13 drug-company executives and others in pledging to eradicate or control by 2020 ten of the world's nastiest diseases, which afflict more than a billion people.

Tsipras swept to victory in January pledging to "eradicate" austerity, but after months of sometimes brutal negotiations, with capital controls in place and ejection from the eurozone looming, the youthful 41-year-old premier was forced to perform an about-turn.

Brazil's National Slave Eradication Pact (pdf) saw the government and private sector rally around the issue, with more than 400 companies signing and pledging to eradicate slavery from their supply chains and cut commercial ties with those suppliers refusing to follow suit.

Mexico's president, Vicente Fox, has pledged to eradicate corruption.

The president, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono (or SBY), has pledged to eradicate corruption.

It is 15 years since Tony Blair pledged to eradicate child poverty within a generation.

60 years have passed since the UN first pledged to eradicate statelessness.

David Cameron has pledged to eradicate the gender pay gap "within a generation", and Smethers is prepared to take him at his word.