Sentence examples for that eradicating from inspiring English sources

The EU itself acknowledges (pdf) that eradicating violence against women is crucial for protecting women's human rights.

Overcoming malnutrition requires not just an end to denial but also a decision that eradicating malnutrition is as much of a priority for India as its recent decision to build a hundred new ships for its navy over the next decade.

Bill Gates pointed out that eradicating malaria is a higher priority than delivering Wi-Fi for poor communities.

Even Uefa's president, Michel Platini, reiterated yesterday that eradicating corruption linked to betting is his organisation's top priority.

A corollary is that eradicating it would have a devastating impact unless accompanied by decades of development.

Instead, the draft declaration restated the United Nations target of halving world hunger by 2015 and said that eradicating hunger should come "at the earliest possible date".

After 2008, eradication efforts, as well as a cash incentive program for provinces that eradicated all opium poppy crops, helped reduce cultivation drastically through 2010.

Most – 95% - of this batch of volunteers were involved in the public health crackdown that eradicated Ebola from Nigeria.

Its greatest success under him was a program that eradicated smallpox, beginning in central Africa and eventually extending worldwide.

The infestation is transferred by bodily contact, so that other family members are commonly infected, and all should be treated with creams or lotions that eradicate the mite.

On primaries, Labour can't involve the wider public if that eradicates the only democratic power existing members have – to select their candidate.