Violence must be eradicated.

Bruce Aylward Oops. Jon, polio's almost been eradicated.

In 2009 alone, the government eradicated more than 165,000 hectares of coca.

In 2009 alone, the government eradicated more than 165,000 hectares of coca.

Until the polio virus is eradicated everywhere, no country is safe from reinfection.

Look at Europe, many Europeans say, we have eradicated wars, dangerous nationalism, and dictatorships.

Likewise, a campaign led by Rotary International and several partners has nearly eradicated polio.

They are things to be eradicated or at the very least not discussed in polite company.

The second school of thought contends that terrorism can be eradicated by addressing its root causes.

Vaccines have already eradicated smallpox, and dramatically reduced child deaths and disease associated with measles, diphtheria, and tetanus.

One school believes that modern terrorism cannot be eradicated, or that the costs of doing so are unacceptably high.

Smallpox was eradicated even in the most remote impoverished countries polio is well is on its way to eradication.

How is it possible, in 2016 in Berlin, the capital of the new Germany, that Israel was eliminated and eradicated?

Now that the US has eradicated Bin Laden s physical presence, it needs to stop delaying the rest of the therapeutic process.

In Mexico there is still the assumption that homosexuality is a disease, as well as a social problem to be eradicated.

So here is my point Under no circumstances should doodling be eradicated from a classroom or a boardroom or even the war room.

Even though the Colombian government chemically eradicated 523,000 hectares of coca between 2000 and 2004, 114,000 hectares of coca remained under cultivation last year.

We did it with smallpox, which has now been eradicated, and we are doing it with polio (with less than 100 cases worldwide this year).

We did it with smallpox, which has now been eradicated, and we are doing it with polio (with less than 100 cases worldwide this year).

He says it s because homosexuality was introduced to Africa by the colonial powers, and he wants it eradicated and Africa s traditional strong family values reasserted.

Vaccines have eradicated smallpox, pushed polio to the verge of eradication, and saved millions of children from measles, diphtheria, tetanus, and other deadly and disabling diseases.

Immunity in the presidential office must be abolished, the executive must be separated from the courts, and conflicts of interest that undermine Parliament must be eradicated.

In fact, Iran s leaders continue to deride Israel from afar, calling the country an insult to humanity, or a tumor in the region that must be eradicated.

Between 1995 and 1997, Explorer almost completely eradicated Navigator, although Navigator had initially opened up the World Wide Web for most users and its dominance appeared unassailable.

Indeed, nor would such an offensive have eradicated Hezbollah, because it is a political movement in arms, and not just an army or a band of gunmen.

The notion that poverty is more than a question of relieving immediate needs applies even to rich countries where malnutrition and other basic material deprivations are nearly eradicated.

Indeed, since the discovery of HIV, there has never been a documented case in which an individual s immune system has ever completely eradicated the virus following established infection.

Unless Central Asian countries and their neighbors cooperate in controlling drug production, use, and trafficking, this source of major health risks, corruption, and crime will not be eradicated.

Some people have been spreading misconceptions against vaccination of children, Akbar said, adding that local religious scholars should clarify the matter so that the disease can be eradicated.

The resurgence is of the measles a disease that the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention declared eradicated in 2000, thanks to a highly effective and safe vaccine.

Heavy reliance on trading in a global market was one of the main reasons that South Korea has developed so rapidly and essentially eradicated its poverty in the last 65 years.

Moualem however stressed that the agreement had clear deadlines and expressed hope that military action will target jihadists including fighters from the Al Qaeda linked Nusra Front, who will be eradicated.

Smallpox was eradicated even in the most remote impoverished countries polio is well is on its way to eradication. Immunization campaigns, when properly funded, have reached huge proportions of very poor children.

The horrible truth is that failure to eradicate the root causes of terrorism is almost certain to extend the Age of Terrorism, it is not clear that they really can be eradicated.

The belief that terrorism cannot be eradicated assumes that the ability to tolerate terrorist attacks to ride out the storm is greater than the willingness of terrorists to persist, or even escalate the attacks.

As an adult, Zainab joined literacy courses that enabled her to pursue her education until 12th grade. She then turned teacher, determined to teach in the villages of her region until illiteracy was eradicated.

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To protect every child, polio must be eradicated globally. Once it is, we may eventually be able to stop immunization against the disease, and save up to US 1.5 billion every year in averted immunization and treatment costs.

Just as Lula s 2002 election signified a sea of change in a highly class conscious, socially stratified society, Silva s election would shake up the racial order in a country and indeed continent where racism has not been eradicated.

You know, you once wrote, I like this quote, If by some magic, autism had been eradicated from the face of the Earth, then men would still be socializing in front of a wood fire at the entrance to a cave.

Polio is almost completely eradicated. But as Bruce Aylward says Almost isn't good enough with a disease this terrifying. Aylward lays out the plan to continue the scientific miracle that ended polio in most of the world and to snuff it out everywhere, forever.

Nobody would have said 50 years ago that apartheid would have gone in 1990, or that the Berlin wall would have fallen at the turn of the '80s and '90s, or that polio could be eradicated, or that perhaps 60 years ago nobody would have said that a man could have gone to the moon.