Sentence examples for set to eradicate from inspiring English sources

Many were charred beyond recognition by the fires that Egyptian security forces set to eradicate the tent city.

Lord Turner, the former head of the Financial Services Authority, said the latest OBR forecasts were a warning signal of how the economy was still reliant on debt, even though the Government's deficit is set to be eradicated over the coming years.

No point in arguing with this theory, mankind is set to be eradicated 5 million years from now.

We set out to eradicate any discriminatory practices and to restore public confidence in the State Police.

He set out to eradicate corruption in the traffic police by firing all the traffic policemen.

THE United States didn't set out to eradicate the Mandeans, one of the oldest, smallest and least understood of the many minorities in Iraq.

JOHANNESBURG — Twenty years after the world set out to eradicate polio, the crippling disease is still stubbornly endemic in four countries: Nigeria, India, Pakistan and Afghanistan.

Hence he set out to eradicate inefficiency and eliminate waste in the part of the production process that he was responsible for.

GALLERIES — UPTOWN JOHN BALDESSARI Baldessari has found a way to embrace the one thing that his generation of artists — in their early years, at least — set out to eradicate: expression.

Furthermore, the new nation's first leader, the ebullient Kwame Nkrumah, self-consciously set out to eradicate the vestiges of colonialism by charting a new course not only for Ghana but for the rest of Africa as well.

None harbor the type of evil and misery we all set out to eradicate.