Sentence examples for the task of eliminating from inspiring English sources
This extra £40 billion charge would only make the task of eliminating the deficit even greater.
Sadly for Cheney, the task of eliminating al-Qaida's leader, Osama bin Laden, fell to the Obama administration, which discontinued the use of his "enhanced interrogation techniques".
The task of eliminating entrenched prejudice is daunting, but it is one that the military has taken on before, as in the racial and gender integrations of the last century.
Subjects who primarily learn simple habits are faced with the task of eliminating one habit (e.g., to choose black) that has been rewarded and then of developing another habit (e.g., to choose white) that previously has not been rewarded.
Himmler loved to talk of his "decency," and would later complain that the task of eliminating Jews and other undesirables was a burden, a heroic, if unpalatable, task that he could not shirk.
To professional stagers like Mr. Fulk, who has a retinue of haulers, painters, floor and tile refinishers and carpet layers at the ready, falls the task of eliminating the orange shag, smoked mirrors, 1960's bathroom tile and dead plants (dead is a major turnoff) that can stall a sale.
The British economy isn't fully recovered, and there are plenty of problems – not least the rising cost of living, and the major task of eliminating the rest of the deficit.
The images are the first to emerge depicting the work of disarmament technicians who arrived in Syria last week and are charged with beginning the challenging task of eliminating the nation's chemical weapons stockpiles under a United Nations mandate.
I wasn't suicidal: quite the opposite; I was petrified about the possibility of suicide and the quest for certainty, the impossible task of eliminating every inch of doubt that I could be capable of such an act, had made me very poorly indeed.
In addition, free-text reaction names make the editorial task of eliminating duplicate or near-identical reactions more difficult.
In addition to signaling the shift from "preventing" towards the more ambitious task of "eliminating" new HIV infections among children, the plan also seeks to halve AIDS-related maternal mortality.
