Sentence examples for try and eradicate from inspiring English sources

"We want to try and eradicate this problem," said Diane Atkins, the department's deputy commissioner.

What we've done in the last two years, though, is to try and eradicate that complacency and overconfidence.

When Isis swept into the area last spring, its first assault on history was to try and eradicate these groups.

"There's something evil in our society that we as Americans have to work to try and eradicate," she said, her voice stoic but laced with emotion.

"I've worked with a lot of agencies such as UNICEF and Amnesty International to produce a charter to try and eradicate FGM in the borough of Croydon.

The solution to speech and writing that offends you is to speak and write about it in your turn, not to criminalise it or to try and eradicate it.

We must proceed in a careful and thoughtful way, but we cannot permit our own security to be undermined by the creeping normalization of the use of weapons that the world has spent decades trying to control and eradicate," Mr. Hague wrote.

We tried to identify and eradicate some behaviors of useless precaution inducing supplementary use of medical devices of drugs in our ICU.

"One must humble himself before God and men, and try to eradicate the evil at all costs," Grech said.

This means that ordinarily a teacher should not intervene and impose mandatory education, but when a child particularly a child of kindergarten age is restless, tearful, or willful, the teacher must seek the underlying reason and try to eradicate the uncovered hindrance to the child's creative development.

In coming months he will rip up the EDS organization and try to eradicate fiefs that serve single industries, often with their own redundant accounting, legal and technical resources.