Sentence examples for programme to eradicate from inspiring English sources

The WHO programme to eradicate smallpox was a brilliant example of steadfastness, surveillance and human ingenuity.

Government funding has been pledged for a programme to eradicate the mouse population, by dropping poison bait from helicopters.

"Over the past three years, with advice from experts, we have put in place a comprehensive programme to eradicate TB across Wales.

I've got a question for you: "The Gates Foundation is starting a small grants programme to eradicate... a) Humanitarians of Tinder b) white land cruisers c) turning human waste into clean energy d) missionaries Sorry what?

Yet Mr Blair, in this self-promoted "keynote speech", delivered to a small audience of investors and journalists, suggested no new cure for the blight other than "an international programme to eradicate religious intolerance".

The only mammal known to inhabit Ducie is the Polynesian rat; there has been a successful programme to eradicate these, to aid the conservation of bird species threatened by the increasing rat population.

The United Nations and development banks are promoting programmes to eradicate poverty, not just poppies or coca.

The Bahamas switched overnight from protecting their raccoons to setting up programmes to eradicate them when a look at the genetic evidence showed the animals were common Northern raccoons, not a separate species.The 21st-century answer to this 18th-century riddle is that a species is what a taxonomist says it is.

It is ironic that the outcome intended by the two programmes to eradicate X. laevis in the UK has now occurred through natural causes.

"Culturally, this made no sense to them," says Nancy Millan, a sociologist who coordinated the investigation into the practice alongside an education programme designed to eradicate it.

During this time Abdullah was also involved in the World Health Organisation's programme seeking to eradicate tropical diseases such as bilharzia and malaria.