Sentence examples for war to eradicate from inspiring English sources
After the issues are resolved, he said, "we want to enlist them in the army that is going to fight this war" to eradicate polio.
The Senate voted unanimously to declare a day of "unity and mourning" and to put money into a "war to eradicate terrorism".
Facing some skepticism from NATO allies over going to war to eradicate terrorism, the Bush administration said today that military operations would not be the "primary piece" of its campaign.
The lawsuits are the latest salvo in the company's war to eradicate unsolicited e-mail, which has clogged countless in-boxes on personal computers running the Windows operating system.
The Wasps fought the Civil War to eradicate slavery.
Shiva searches for the source of Evil, and deciding that it is Somras which would destroy India, he declares war to eradicate the drink completely.
Nevertheless, as Congress and the American people debate war against Iraq, there is unease that pre-emptive war, even to eradicate weapons of mass murder, runs against the American grain.
This class war aims to eradicate its enemy.
As tends to happen in these instances, the all-powerful artificial intelligence develops a god complex and decides the only true way to end war is to eradicate all forms of human life.
His best-known book, Rats, Lice and History (1935), recounts the effects of typhus on humankind (he believed disease had destroyed more civilizations than war) and efforts to eradicate it.
François Hollande's historic Versailles speech – in which he hammered home that France was "at war" and promised to "eradicate terrorism" – was the most martial performance he has ever given.
