Sentence examples for try to eliminate a from inspiring English sources

"Why should he not support me?" This week he thundered that it was "unimaginable that anyone should try to eliminate a friend of Chirac's".

A Socialist legislator, Arnaud Montebourg, said that Mr. Sarkozy "instrumentalized justice to settle scores" and that the verdict "is proof that Sarkozy used justice to try to eliminate a political rival".

Of the 10 states losing seats, Democrats will draw the maps in only two: Massachusetts, where a Democrat will of necessity lose a seat, and Illinois, where they will try to eliminate a Republican seat.

They fill in the blanks for themselves in the worst possible way, so we try to eliminate a lot of that emotional red tape, for lack of a better term.

"We have to come back and try to eliminate a lot of stuff [today].

They'll try to eliminate a lot of the bad variables by planning.

Her critics say that in lashing out at Mr. Yunus she is simply trying to eliminate a political rival.

The bill comes at a time when the Council is trying to eliminate a host of urban irritants.

LAS VEGAS — A Jerusalem-based start-up is trying to eliminate a problem that you didn't know existed: the visibility of a keyboard.

Management, which has been trying to eliminate a $6 million annual deficit, says that this contract, if accepted, will yield a $3.6 million deficit over three years.

By attacking Al Jazeera, the Saudis and their neighbors are trying to eliminate a voice that could lead citizens to question their rulers.