Sentence examples for would stamp out from inspiring English sources

Many hoped it would stamp out organised crime and corruption.

Then Adm. d'Argenlieu took ove command with the boast that he would stamp out the Vietmin in a few months.

An Army officer who is now leading troops in Afghanistan said he expected that swift and stern disciplinary measures would stamp out harassment.

He says he would stamp out slums by extending homeownership to families with limited incomes and by building two- and three-family homes.

The trial was supposed to kill 70 per cent of the local badger population, the mark that scientists had hoped would stamp out the bovine tuberculosis that badgers help to spread between cattle.

The aftermath of that political earthquake did not, however, deliver the kind of legislation that would stamp out the widespread illicit behavior that had become synonymous with doing business in Italy.

"Output was how many books we'd stamped out, and outcome was something that had actually resulted from someone borrowing a book.

The following steps would help stamp out such practices.

Such a policy agenda wouldn't stamp out domestically grown jihadism either.

Advocates of certification schemes argue that they would help stamp out widespread illegal logging in Brazil, Indonesia and Russia.

Eliot was one of the so-called social hygienists who thought that teaching people about the "proper uses of sexuality" would help stamp out venereal disease and the sexual double-standard that kept women from achieving full equality.