Sentence examples for strong eradication from inspiring English sources

The Bogota office of the UN Drug-Control Programme recently called for international monitoring of the spraying.A second objection to the spraying programme is that as long as demand for cocaine remains strong, eradication will be ineffective.

Although strong eradication programs have largely or completely controlled the disease in North America and several European countries, SG is still of considerable economic importance in many countries throughout South America, Africa, and Asia [ 2].

Whilst the advanced state of the infection duration could have likely led to a strong eradication of the bacilli in immunocompetent animals, it cannot be ascertained that this was the case with the particular amount of E. coli injected originally in the reported experiment.

Such analyses are urgently needed to aid policy makers decide on whether, and at what stage, strong regulations attempting eradication may be beneficial after the introduction of an exotic pathogen.

They think that today's money, technologies and political will are strong enough to make eradication a realistic aspiration.Dr Phillips is right, in the sense that even the finest vaccine cannot do much good if it does not reach villages in endemic areas.

The United States had "standing" in this litigation (and therefore, was allowed to argue in the case) on the grounds that it has a "strong interest in the eradication of discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation", as its brief states.

The strong correlation between bacterial eradication at EOT and continued clinical cure up to 8 weeks past the exacerbation emphasises the importance of antibiotic treatment in AECOPD.

Given the strong evidence of WPV2 eradication and the ongoing burden of paralytic poliomyelitis caused by cVDPV2s, the GPEI plans to first globally-coordinate stopping the use of serotype 2-containing OPV (i.e., OPV2 cessation), followed by cessation of all OPV containing the two other serotypes (i.e., OPV13 cessation) after global WPV eradication of all three serotypes [ 17].

"There is a fairly strong consensus view here that eradication alone, in the absence of the other seven lines, will not curb poppy cultivation or opium production," Chris Alexander, a Canadian who is one of the top-ranking United Nations officials in Afghanistan, said.

However, major public health priorities such as measles eradication call for strong strategic partnerships because of their nature and magnitude.

Strong philosophical emphases on prevention, eradication, and restoration may lead to discounting or discrediting of practices that accept nonnatives as ineradicable or in some cases desirable (Ewel and Putz 2003; Goodenough 2010).