Sentence examples for push to eradicate from inspiring English sources

De Beers recently contributed $2.7m to the WHO's push to eradicate polio in Angola.

However, they point out that there may still not be enough funding for the final push to eradicate polio.

Galvanized by public outrage and advocacy groups, policy makers have started to push to eradicate all prostitution, not just the trafficking of children into the sex trade.

Bill Gates, who has given more than a billion dollars to the fight against polio, yesterday called for a final push to eradicate the disease.

Kessel hopes that the fight against sexism can be incorporated ​into the wider push to eradicate prejudice from pitches and stands alike.

In the midst of a huge global push to eradicate polio after 17 years of trying, Indonesia is confronting a polio epidemic that is the largest it has ever recorded.

Member states of the WHO, meeting in Geneva, are expected to declare polio a global public health emergency, and will launch one last push to finally eradicate the disease.

"We must therefore brace ourselves for more positive cases and continue to push on together to eradicate this menace from our country".

The veep has been on tour since the announcement, discussing the initiative in several cities throughout the U.S. – he stopped by the Huntsman Cancer Institute in Utah yesterday – but his visit to Silicon Valley is what could really help push his efforts to eradicate the disease in the long-run.

Various immunotherapeutic strategies against cancer aim to reduce tumor growth and push immune system to eradicate tumors.

The Americans have been pushing the Afghan government to eradicate with glyphosate for at least two years.