Sentence examples for programmes to eliminate from inspiring English sources

The world must pair efforts to stabilise climate change with programmes to eliminate poverty if vulnerable people are to be kept from falling back into hardship as rising temperatures wreak havoc on food security and livelihoods, a report has said.

The plan is to build on the Housing First programmes to eliminate chronic homelessness; to use a variety of approaches to try to eliminate homelessness over the next ten years among veterans, and then families and children; and finally to tackle the toughest populations, your traditional mentally ill fellas, bag ladies, and plain old hobos.

UNICEF also directly assists countries in implementing programmes to eliminate iodine deficiency, including the purchase of salt iodization equipment and potassium iodate.

It is the hope of many that this Alliance gains support and leads to strong political will that will put in place programmes to eliminate the misery caused by hunger and poverty.

The Nutrition Summit was organized by the Ministry of Health, with support from the UN in Rwanda (including UNICEF) to raise the profile of nutrition issues and move forward in improving cross sector programmes to eliminate malnutrition in Rwanda.

Thirdly, inclusion of mass treatment with azithromycin in programmes to eliminate trachoma needs careful analysis: although the intervention was cost effective in sub-Saharan Africa according to commonly used benchmarks, it was not in South East Asia.

Fairness demands that the recipients of Britain's allegedly enormous welfare bill play their part in the crash programme to eliminate Britain's budget deficit.

The Uribe-sponsored war on drugs has been conducted under the auspices of Plan Colombia - a George Bush-backed programme to eliminate one of the most plentiful sources of cocaine in the world.

Turkey admits that hundreds of thousands of Armenians died, but disputes suggestions that it was part of a programme to eliminate the population, insisting instead that many died of disease.

The party's leaders in the House of Representatives have started a campaign called "YouCut", whereby visitors to their website choose a new federal programme to eliminate each week from a shortlist.

Gap says it employs 90 people across the globe to supervise compliance with its rules.But Geir Myrstad, head of the ILO's programme to eliminate child labour, does not buy the argument that monitoring is difficult.