It would be eradicated forever in this family.
(Note: Maybe a clearer way to say this would be "Eradicate the poor". Need to discuss).
Ten or 15 years ago, some public health officials said that malaria would be eradicated by the year 2000.
Any changes still require the support of regional boards – which would be eradicated under the plan – possibly at the annual meeting in May.
No. Everything he has stood for his entire commissionership would be eradicated, the notion that N.B.A. players are the most special athletes in the world.
Seven years after the famous prediction by Bill Gates, then chairman of Microsoft, that spam would be eradicated in just two years, about 90 percent of all e-mail is spam.
The Corps may even have been intended to work that way when Lyndon Johnson made it a showcase program of the Great Society, by which poverty and social injustice would be eradicated from our land.
But Dr. David L. Heymann, the director of the polio eradication program, expressed optimism at the opening of the Fourth International Conference on Emerging Infectious Diseases and in interviews that the disease would be eradicated by early next year at the latest.
But in a decision dated Friday and released yesterday, Justice Arthur W. Lonschein of State Supreme Court in Queens said that, while prostitution was a clear nuisance, the city had provided little evidence that it was controlled by the Bloods or would be eradicated by such a ban.
But spam continues to account for roughly 70percentt of all e-mail messages on the Internet, despite tough antispam laws across the globe (including the Can-Spam Act in the United States), despite vigorous lawsuits against individual junk-mail senders and despite the famous prediction, by Bill Gates at the World Economic Forum in 2004, that spam would be eradicated by 2006.
