Sentence examples for support eliminate from inspiring English sources

If there's anything they can do to speed up the demise of Blu-ray, they might do it (no first-party Blu-ray support, eliminate optical drives altogether, make sneaky deals with content providers), but I get the feeling they're happy to just sit there and watch the disc format bleed out.

Gov. Bob Taft, a Republican, has said he will support eliminating the electric chair.

Do Mr. Sullivan and Mr. Balko "support eliminating the Department of Defense since it's the biggest department by far?" COLORIZING Do movie posters do much to fill theater seats?

Gov. David A. Paterson said that he would support eliminating the charge as long as lawmakers "identify real, recurring savings that will replace the revenue that would be lost".

A third Democratic candidate, Fernando Ferrer, the Bronx borough president, also disagreed with Mr. Hevesi and would not support eliminating the antistrike provisions for city employees, said his spokesman, John Del Cecato.

All four Republican presidential candidates support eliminating Title X, which was created in 1970 with Republican support from President Nixon and the elder George Bush, then a congressman.

However, with the radiation-spewing Fukushima plant still far from under control, public opinion polls show a majority of Japanese now support eliminating or phasing out nuclear power.

Those who were better informed were much less likely than the uninformed to support the 2001 tax cut (although equal numbers of the most informed still supported and opposed it), but not less likely to support eliminating the estate tax.

And when asked at the debate last week if he would support eliminating farm subsidies Mr. Bush allowed to be ratcheted up last year, Senator John Edwards essentially answered, um, well, no.

Those include tax cuts that expire this year but have bipartisan support: eliminating the so-called marriage penalty, expanding the 10percenttaxax bracket and keeping the child tax credit at $1,000.

They support eliminating veteran endorsements because veterans — "be they privates or generals — always cross a line when they claim to speak for the military institution itself … by attaching their partisan political causes and candidates to the reputation of the military".