Sentence examples for were to remove all from inspiring English sources

In her response to Laura Mallory's court case, education attorney Victoria Sweeny said that if schools were to remove all books containing reference to witches, they would have to ban Macbeth and Cinderella.

But if you were to remove all of the serotonin from someone's brain, the result will be disastrous.

If you were to remove all your memories, habits and all the things you identify as you, you could not consider what is left behind because it is no longer within the realm of mundane human understanding and ideas.

The writer's first task was to remove all the stones from the fields.

It is one of several trails that is free of stiles and the aim is to remove all of them.

Giorgos Kaminis, mayor of Athens, said his goal was to remove all cars from the city centre.

The best way to help everyone concerned is to remove all government barriers to freedom in higher education and abolish taxation in the name of higher education.

He echoed the parks department's defense that the only way to assure safety would be to remove all the trees.

The government's first duty, he argues, is "to remove all possible obstacles for the function of free, open and competitive markets".

The first step in creating a diverse library is to remove all the potentially problematic compounds.

And because our goal as designers is to remove all friction, this is a challenge of epic proportions.