It sets out to eliminate all judgment, all weighing of individual factors, making deportation automatic.
These are the kinds of disparities that the Black Power movement set out to eliminate nationally.
Mr. Smith set out to eliminate $2 million in costs in his first year, in part by reducing the head count.
Mr Nasrallah said the US-Israeli "assessment" had identified obstacles to their vision of a "new Middle East" and had set out to eliminate them.
The president of the United States sets out to eliminate gun violence and to destroy lobbyists known as the Sons of the Second Amendment.
The law, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, sets out to eliminate the United States' status as the only rich country without almost universal health care.
A reporter sets out to eliminate all library copies of an anthology containing a dangerous African chant that has turned him into an involuntary serial killer.
For example, the Reagan administration set out to eliminate 700 jobs at what is now known as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the federal agency responsible for investigating and tracking AIDS and other infectious diseases.
The two cases, along with the destruction of chicken coops, water wells, a cement plant and some 4,000 homes, are crucial building blocks in the Goldstone case that Israel set out to eliminate infrastructure so as to cause intense civilian suffering.
Yet, what made The Science of Legislation an important text in late 18th-century political thought was Filangieri's insistence that the reform movements of the Enlightenment tended themselves to replicate the confusions of the European legal-political system that they had set out to eliminate.
