Sentence examples for ultimate elimination from inspiring English sources

This would provide a more robust step towards achieving zero transmission, and the ultimate elimination of the disease.

In total, the reduction and ultimate elimination of the estate tax would cost taxpayers $172 billion over a decade.

He has proposed the ultimate elimination of income taxes in favor of a flat 30 percent sales tax.

The treaty calls for reduction of releases of dioxins and furans -- toxic byproducts of burning and industrial production -- "with the goal of their continuing minimization and, where feasible, ultimate elimination".

This failure was highlighted in May 2000 at the Non-Proliferation theaty Review Confivenuclearere the five nuclear weapons states in the treaty jointly recommitted themselves to the ultimate elimination of nuclear weapons.

A draft of the treaty calls for the ultimate elimination of eight pesticides: aldrin, chlordane, DDT, dieldrin, endrin, heptachlor, mirex and toxaphene, and two types of industrial chemicals, hexachlorobenzene, which is also a pesticide, and polychlorinated biphenyls, or PCB's.

Gadgetry is not going to get us out of it". Mayor Tom Bradley stopped by to welcome the conference and brought delegates to their feet with his declaration that he supported a nuclear freeze as a first step, after which "we'll go after our ultimate goal, elimination of nuclear weapons" worldwide.

These results suggest that by hindering the "AML-DC" differentiation and maturation, the occurrence of FLT3-ITD can potentially undermine anti-leukemia immune responses, which calls for more effective adjuvant immunotherapeutic strategies in ITD+ leukemia in order to rebound the immune regeneration for ultimate leukemia elimination.

The viral reserve in the bone marrow is able to avoid the ultimate step in elimination of contagions by staying out of the scope of CD8 cytotoxic lymphocytes, and probably other immune mechanisms necessary for elimination.

A sensitive diagnostic tool that can also distinguish between past and present infections will be most useful for monitoring and evaluating control programmes with the ultimate goal of elimination [ 9].

Advances in the provision of treatment during the 1980s and 1990s massively reduced the worldwide suffering caused by leprosy, with an ultimate goal of elimination (defined as <1 case per 10,000 individuals) by 2000.