Sentence examples for polio of from inspiring English sources

IT IS sometimes called the "polio of agriculture": a terrifying but almost forgotten disease.

HIV/AIDS and polio, of course, were not the only infectious diseases that were causing misery and death around the world.

"We call on all of UNICEF's partners in government, non-governmental organizations, and Liberian civil society to join our social mobilization efforts and kick polio of Liberia, forever.

Nor can we succeed in our goals of eradicating polio; of greatly reducing under-five mortality; of increasing access to healthcare, education, nutrition, or clean water and sanitation, if we don't concentrate on the areas in greatest need.

To overcome this risk, our Region has been involved from January 2008, in the National project "Surveillance of immunization status for polio of people 0 14 years" with the aim of evaluating the impact of the introduction of the IPV only vaccination schedule in order to assess vaccination coverage and proportion of people with antibodies titer against polio > 1/8.

As a result of this work, since 2007, Peace Day agreements by all parties to conflict in the region have resulted in the immunisation against polio of 4.5 million children in areas hitherto unreachable or hard to reach due to conflict.

Global actors have a vital role in driving polio out of Syria.

The aim is to reach a hundred million children and drive polio out of Africa for good.

In the WHO Manual for the virological investigation of polio, titration of sera from 8 to 1024 is recommended [ 1].

Their contributions have included the eradication of polio, the mapping of the human genome and the harnessing of atomic energy.

The country had been free of polio for a decade.