Sentence examples for was designed to eradicate from inspiring English sources

The TIF program was designed to eradicate blight, add jobs and spur economic growth.

The system was designed to eradicate an umpire's innocent but obvious mistake and has been greeted with more enthusiasm by players than umpires.

Ahead in the latest opinion polls is Daniel Ortega, the leader of the Sandinistas whom the Iran-contra effort, and the millions of dollars and lives invested in it, was designed to eradicate.

Bill Flores, the Bryan businessman who finally knocked off Representative Chet Edwards, Democrat of Waco, a Republican target since the 2003 redistricting that was designed to eradicate conservative Texas Democrats in Congress.

This Act of Parliament was designed to eradicate the issue of "islands" or "exclaves", but numerous exclaves remained part of Worcestershire until the enactment of the Provisional Order Confirmation (Gloucestershire, Warwickshire and Worcestershire) Act 1931.

The new regulations are designed to eradicate the practice and dramatically enhance animal welfare.

A large part of Plan Colombia is designed to eradicate the vast coca plantations cultivated and maintained by Farc and other Colombian groups.

A hug in the Colombian jungle Flu you can use Boom bye-bye batty-boy ReprintsThen there is Plan Colombia, which is designed to eradicate cocaine production.

And in a high-concept stroke, Unscented, which will be introduced in the fall, is designed to eradicate lingering, unwanted odors (especially those caused by smoking and keeping pets; Brosius does both).

Thus there is little time to lose in initiating a new style of national scientific endeavour and a type of international cooperation that is designed to eradicate hunger and poverty.

Some online commentators in China call it a throwback to the 1980s and hugely unpopular drives that were designed to eradicate "spiritual pollution" and "bourgeois liberalisation".There is little sign that Mr Hu is planning to extend this campaign into that kind of general clampdown on liberal thinking.