For 100 years, the United States' scientific research enterprise led the world in eradicating, or close to eradicating, global infectious diseases.
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Globally, the youth literacy rate increased from 223.7 percent to 220.5 percent over the last 29 years, with about 26 percent of countries eradicating or nearly eradicating illiteracy among youth.
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Iran's government is intent on eradicating the group, they say.
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The financial benefits of eradicating it far outweigh the costs.
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But the party refers to the work as "eradicating tumours".
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We've come close to eradicating AIDS and the Ebola virus.
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He's admitted that it requires eradicating the fossil fuel industry.
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I'm talking about eradicating aging as a cause of death.
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We're a long way from eradicating these expectations in society.
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India has been eradicating extreme poverty at a breakneck pace.
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We're closer than ever to eradicating malaria, but not there yet.
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And are we cruel for not eradicating mosquitoes if we can?
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Current proposals for containing Zika concentrate on vaccines and eradicating mosquitoes.
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"The promise of eradicating drugs has defined his presidency," she said.
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It took more than eradicating the cocoa-crops of southern Colombia.
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Finding and eradicating those vulnerabilities is an important aspect of cybersecurity.
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Will the moonshot concentrate primarily on the science of eradicating cancer?
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Eradicating them could restore ecosystems and let evolutionary processes resume unfettered.
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Last year, the firm redoubled its commitment to eradicating human trafficking.
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If only eradicating misogyny were as simple as a wardrobe change.
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Given our track record of eradicating viruses, Pendley is not optimistic.
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But Taylor says Giuliani didn't care about eradicating corruption in Ukraine.
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Anecdotally, farmers in Guerrero say authorities do focus more on eradicating opium.
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It also exfoliates (gently!), which helps with that whole line-eradicating thing.
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Jawa's long-term prospects depend on harnessing nostalgia while eradicating performance flaws.
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Trump says eradicating Islamic State will be one of his biggest priorities.
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They were eradicating fields without search warrants and just stealing the bud.
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And unfortunately, totally eradicating this kind of behavior is all but impossible.
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It's our chance to clear Iraq by eradicating the cancer of Falluja.
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For further proof, just look at the American investment in eradicating smallpox.
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A "very conservative" Texas woman praised Sanders's support for "eradicating student debt".
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Relatively few writers, however, have succeeded in eradicating the majority of humanity.
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But we don't have to be wary about eradicating them in language.
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In myriad ways, the Jewish State was about eradicating diaspora Jewish fear.
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But Myanmar is systematically eradicating the Rohingya's long history in the country.
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But it is true he is close to eradicating AIDS in America.
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To its credit, the incoming team has thus far focused on eradicating ISIS.
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Eradicating the culture of brutality in the jails will be another formidable challenge.
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Today, Parker announced his latest endeavor: a $20113 million bet on eradicating cancer.
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Over the next week, Summoner threw its dwindling resources behind eradicating the trolls.
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The resulting reservoirs are the main barrier to eradicating it from someone's system.
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"We're not eradicating providers, we are not seeking to dismantle hospitals," she said.
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The institution he now leads is dedicated to eradicating poverty and fighting inequality.
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Zuckerberg noted that we're close to eradicating polio, which is a huge achievement.
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Former President Jimmy Carter's organization has led global efforts in eradicating Guinea worm.
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We're not very close to eradicating any of these in the near future.
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Having shed her own invisibility, she seems intent on eradicating others' as well.
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But perhaps the greatest hope for eradicating the disease is with a vaccine.
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Banks, including JPMorgan, say they are committed to eradicating the legacy of racism.
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They have helped save millions of lives by eradicating and limiting horrifying diseases.
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But, politically speaking, achieving this goal is about as likely as eradicating pathogens themselves.
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We also immediately need stronger state laws and more funding dedicated to eradicating homelessness.
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Representative for DC and Warner Bros told Buzzfeed they were "committed to eradicating harassment."
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Ultimately, eradicating violence against women will require a total sea change in Brazilian life.
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This means anything from removing trees to improve forest health to eradicating invasive species.
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Eradicating most invasive species is virtually impossible in an era of globalization, they note.
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In 2016, the company announced product and policy changes aimed at eradicating racist behavior.
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Shareholder advocates are worried about corporations eradicating securities fraud class actions by mandating arbitration.
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Likewise, science is moving ever closer to eradicating HIV, which is already highly manageable.
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Eradicating the gangs' influence poses a significant institutional challenge for Paraguay, senior officials say.
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Anyway, the dayflowers' blooms are lovely, and completely eradicating them is all but impossible.
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If business leaders genuinely care about eradicating poverty, paying people a living wage matters.
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He promised that the company's dedication to eradicating the gender gap would not end.
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For all these reasons, humans have really struggled with eradicating pests in populated areas.
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One of the first senators to push for eradicating ICE was Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.
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Last month, the Lancet commission released a report on our prospects of eradicating malaria forever.
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For someone hell bent on "eradicating" terrorism, he seems uninterested in doing the necessary homework.
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Please, let us unite as a nation and put significant collective resources into eradicating it.
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The president has made eradicating the Hizmet movement a top priority at home and abroad.
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Some of her crowd-pleasing goals, like eradicating child poverty, seem unlikely to be met.
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These public disclosures are critically important in normalizing mental illness and eradicating mental illness stigma.
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He's been tirelessly working on everything from eradicating malaria to solving the world's toilet crisis.
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Kerry added that 66 nations, including Belgium, have joined a coalition dedicated to eradicating ISIS.
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The core of our work is combating and eradicating sexual violence and rape in Egypt.
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I will create a program of conditional cash transfers with the objective of eradicating hunger.
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It later shifted its attention to eradicating poverty in developing countries, education and public health.
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It's less about eradicating the offender and more about giving the offended a personal catharsis.
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Eradicating Medicaid reimbursements for Planned Parenthood is equivalent to cutting off healthcare for America's poor.
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Together we can work to make sustained progress in eradicating modern slavery and human trafficking.
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"Genetic engineering" offers the promise of eradicating diseases like cystic fibrosis and Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
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But "victory" against ISIS in Iraq is not a simple case of eradicating the organization militarily.
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WHO has set an agenda goal of eradicating TB by 23.5, recently outlining their joint initiative.
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Process of EliminationFor decades conservationists have used medieval methods for eradicating invasive island predators like rats.
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Eradicating racism is a matter of evolution; it's largely beyond the reach of the penal code.
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There's no doubt: The world is this close to eradicating polio because of the oral vaccine.
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This diversity is reflected in three broad development contexts: eradicating poverty, structural transformations, and building resilience.
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But eradicating $1.70-a-day poverty would be an immense and worthwhile achievement all the same.
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In the meantime, Xing says he is concentrating on eradicating the negative stigma that surrounds transhumanism.
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In October, Chinese officials effectively legalized the "education camps" for the stated goal of eradicating extremism.
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Eradicating diseases is great and eye-catching, but where is the concern for one's own community?
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The Great Society partook more of a progressive effort to remake society by eradicating poverty's causes.
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With Semmle, you can find all variations of a mistake, eradicating a whole class of vulnerabilities.
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Genocide is not only theft, rape, and murder: It is eradicating a people from a place.
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Eradicating passwords, or any singular step towards cyber security will protect against the evolving threat landscape.
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But eradicating $1.67-a-day poverty would be an immense and worthwhile achievement all the same.
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Tech giants, from Twitter to Facebook, have a weapon for eradicating child abuse imagery from their platforms.
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Grant has embraced a campaign led by Chelsea aimed at eradicating anti-Semitism from soccer and society.
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He has extensively funded work on eradicating malaria, a disease that kills around 440,000 people every year.
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For example, he said, he'd like to partner with China to work on eradicating malaria by 2040.
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And make no mistake about it, eradicating white supremacy, racism, and intolerance is definitely worth fighting for.
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Carlos Slim, Mexico's richest man, says he "100%" shares AMLO's goals of eradicating poverty, crime and corruption.
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Purging lobbyists may be as hard as eradicating illegal drugs, and for the same reason: strong demand.
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Make no mistake: The world is this close to eradicating the disease because of the oral vaccine.
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Madrigal-Borloz said his mandate was to "contribute to eradicating violence and discrimination" against the LGBT community.
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In a 2016 CBS story, Iceland shockingly claimed to be on the verge of "eradicating" Down syndrome.
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Universities must instead commit to eradicating gender violence along with the racism and sexism that sustain it.
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Although getting behind research into a cure is critically important to eradicating cancer once and for all.
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Bill and Melinda Gates, after all, are eradicating polio worldwide through the good work of their foundation.
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The authorities have been intent on eradicating the blight of scantily clad women in local Hanoi stores.
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In Szymanski's perfectionism group, the patients initially resisted the idea of eradicating it from their lives altogether.
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Defeating the Islamic State, at least in Iraq and Syria, begins with eradicating the group's remaining fighters.
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The thinking is that eradicating housekeeping is better for the environment, and for the hotels' bottom line.
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Page also has a second firm, Flu Lab, which funds research aimed at eradicating the flu altogether.
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At the end of the day, they believed they were eradicating dark invaders who plotted against them.
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But it rightly concluded that even more imperative is eradicating racial discrimination from the criminal justice system.
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The Florida middle school teacher who hosted a white supremacist podcast and tweeted about eradicating Muslims has resigned.
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The most effective method of eradicating the wild hogs currently is aerial shooting from helicopters, state officials said.
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The changes stop short of decriminalisation, but do shift the focus from eradicating drugs to public-health interventions.
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The prefect's office said Kurdish trafficking rings had sprung up there, which the state was committed to eradicating.
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However, Mr Ryan also concedes that money has become an "obstacle" to completing the job of eradicating Ebola.
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Intrexon CEO Randal J. Kirk said Oxitec's new U.S. venture will represent a "major advance" in eradicating Zika.
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The data underscores the difficulty policymakers face in eradicating Japan's deflationary mindset and prodding consumers to boost spending.
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The world is closer than ever to eradicating polio, the horrible paralysis-inducing disease that primarily infects children.
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"I said, 'Yeah, well, there's the writing on the wall for people concerned with eradicating smallpox,' " he recalls.
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"As unfeasible as it is, Turkish voters are focused on eradicating the PKK," says Akin Unver, an academic.
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But eradicating it needs Iraqi troops (as yet unprepared) and ground forces in Syria (as yet non-existent).
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The Nature Conservancy — which owns about three-quarters of the island — set about eradicating the sheep in 1981.
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They're hunting for solutions to keep locusts at bay without eradicating them, which is a tricky balancing act.
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With its dark-spot-destroying, wrinkle-eradicating, pimple-vanishing powers, it's the gold standard of a gorgeous complexion.
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It has also brought the world closer to eradicating polio, with only Nigeria, Pakistan and Afghanistan still affected.
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His work opens the door for eradicating disease through the genetic editing and repair of faulty DNA loops.
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First it was Polio, now Bill Gates is eradicating ... any inkling of fashion sense he might have had.
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They need to do better about helping you find things, they need to do better about eradicating bots.
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Under President Ashraf Ghani, the government has made eradicating corruption a national priority, something the public overwhelmingly supports.
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The tug of war between protecting legitimate privacy and eradicating heinous criminality is certainly worthy of healthy debate.
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If you're to believe the Canadian government's hype, legalizing recreational weed is all about eradicating the black market.
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Usually, that goes for their claims that they're eradicating corruption, while simultaneously fostering an environment that breeds total corruption.
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He'd thought the world might be closer to eradicating polio, for instance, but polio cases actually increased in 2018.
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In the last year, Egyptian authorities have blocked hundreds of websites under the guise of eradicating terrorism or misinformation.
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As to ending AIDS, it is not even clear what that means—short of eradicating HIV from someone's body.
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A Florida middle school teacher who hosted a racist podcast and tweeted about eradicating Muslims submitted her resignation Monday.
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How does Disqus's professed commitment to eradicating hate speech jibe with the prevalence of hate speech on its platform?
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With no vaccine or treatment for Zika, efforts to curb its spread have focused on eradicating mosquito breeding sites.
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It's a model that would change the relationship between Western consumers and developing-world producers, eradicating tiers of middlemen.
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Dress for Success is an international nonprofit aimed at eradicating poverty and empowering women to pursue their career goals.
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Instead, make being cold the only thing that identifies you by eradicating all the other facets of your personality.
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It's about capturing those break-ins and containing them and eradicating them as quickly as possible and minimizing damage.
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Despite the WHO target of eradicating the disease by 2000, it has proven to be extremely difficult to end.
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The administration has also pushed other countries to do more on another of Trump's foreign policy priority -- eradicating ISIS.
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But eradicating bias isn't just politically correct; increasing gender diversity could change the face of AI research as well.
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Effective legislation on local, state, and federal levels could make a big difference in eradicating the gender pay gap.
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And eradicating violence, a superhero task, was very much a concern of early hip-hop in the gang era.
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Juan Carlos Ramirez, commander of the 7th division of the army, which is eradicating coca plantations in the region.
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In New York state, the programs have been credited with virtually eradicating the transmission of AIDS through contaminated needles.
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Nadya Okamoto is executive director of PERIOD, a non-profit dedicated to eradicating period poverty in the United States.
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But eradicating disinformation campaigns was tricky in the elections, which were spread across 28 countries and 24 official languages.
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That aggressiveness might be good for eradicating an invasive weasel that couldn't be stopped by poison baits or hunting.
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With a new genetic tool, scientists move a step closer to eradicating mosquitoes and the deadly diseases they carry.
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There can be no clearer path towards achieving the key Sustainable Development Goal of eradicating poverty than educating girls.
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When we'd spoken previously, I'd mentioned Peter McNaughton and his dream of a drug capable of eradicating chronic pain.
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They want a state in place of Israel, and cling to the sick fantasy of eradicating the Jewish state.
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While problems and impediments to development remain, decentralized international cooperation and exchange have been eradicating poverty at unprecedented levels.
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"The fight against drugs will fail if it's reduced to eradicating drug production and seizing drugs," Mr. Muggah said.
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Anti-Semitic comments, such as arguments for eradicating Jews "like Hitler did," have flooded a New Jersey Facebook page.
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UNAIDS' mission of eradicating HIV/AIDS in women and children across the world is clearly important to the fashion icon.
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Instead, they serve a broader societal purpose: eradicating barriers to the equal treatment of all citizens in the commercial marketplace.
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" Professor Adam Balen, chairman of the British Fertility Society, hailed the decision as "a historical step toward eradicating genetic diseases.
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Private equity firms don't just own physician firms and air ambulances that would be most affected by eradicating surprise bills.
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Vaccines also played a key role in eradicating or diminishing diseases like polio, smallpox, tetanus, measles, mumps, and whooping cough.
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The organization formed in 2015 to tackle a range of issues, from eradicating disease to reforming the criminal justice system.
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And because it's so common and frequent in some parts of the world, locals aren't as concerned about eradicating it.
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Ethically, that AI could justify eradicating a large swath of the population so that an even larger percent can live.
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ERADICATING a disease is the sort of aim that rich countries come up with, and poor ones struggle to reach.
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Eradicating mosquitoes would require widespread spraying of insecticide across the island, an approach that is both costly and environmentally disruptive.
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Shipping women to the Colonies is also a "convenient" method of eradicating people who don't fit into the economic model.
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In the end, it makes perfect sense for people to question Lopez's place in a league that's eradicating his kind.
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But as the midterms have shown, eradicating the disease of Trumpism will take more than just an energized Democratic base.
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He affirmed his confidence that Egypt is capable of winning the war against terrorism and eradicating it, a spokesman said.
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Image 2 of 2 LONDON – So much still frustrates the man at the forefront of eradicating discrimination from English soccer.
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"This is a city that's been committed to eradicating lead-paint dangers for a long time," Mr. de Blasio said.
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But Trump got to Washington by promising to unmake the political ecosystem, eradicating the existing species and populating it anew.
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Talk You're the first C.E.O. of Time's Up, a self-described political movement toward eradicating sexual harassment in the workplace.
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Despite several campaigns aimed at "eradicating" the insurgency, the Egyptian authorities have failed to regain full control over the area.
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Gheskio's founder, Jean W. Pape, an infectious disease specialist and native of Haiti, knew that eradicating cholera would take years.
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And Cambodia is well on its way to eradicating landmines by 2025, thanks in large part to the Halo Trust.
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Financial institutions have said they are working to diversify their ranks and are committed to eradicating the legacy of racism.
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Eradicating Kim's nuclear weapons program ("denuclearization" in the official parlance) or even halting its progress looks increasingly like a fantasy.
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"At the beginning of the attack, Finns were unaware of the Germans' goal of eradicating the Jews," Mr. Nuorteva said.
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The world is closer than ever to eradicating polio, the horrible disease that inflicts paralysis on its primarily young victims.
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Between 2004 and 2014 the US military threw $7.6 billion towards eradicating Afghan heroin production only to see it increase exponentially.
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Eradicating any linguistic confusion, the homewares giant's latest campaign see select products given English alternatives: Frequently Googled relationship problems, of course.
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The cost of eradicating measles has been predicted to be $7 billion to $14 billion; the benefits are only realized later.
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Eradicating the black market is essential to restoring investors' confidence, easing the risk that the pound's volatility will erase their profits.
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Proposed home remedies for eradicating skin tags include repeatedly applying cotton soaked with iodine, tea tree oil, or apple cider vinegar.
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Why it matters: Truvada is key to the administration's goal of eradicating HIV by 2030, as it helps prevent new infections.
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Current efforts are focused on protecting people, especially pregnant women, from bites and eradicating the mosquito breeding sites in affected areas.
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Low-code platforms are also eradicating geographic barriers that once relegated software-developing opportunities to Silicon Valley or New York City.
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Once the Trump administration really examines the reason why that embarrassment persists, they'll have a much better chance of eradicating it.
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We've also come extremely close to eradicating polio, with less than 500 new cases annually, largely in Afghanistan, Nigeria, and Pakistan.
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Presidents and members of Congress of both parties have, for many years, demonstrated leadership and shared an agenda for eradicating slavery.
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By eradicating them, the council, and the police, unwittingly force drug users into position in which their safety is seriously compromised.
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If there's one thing that New Zealand can point to, though, it's a modest history of eradicating species from smaller islands.
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For Trump, that means eradicating all traces of Barack Obama's presidency including health care reform, environmental protection, trade agreements and treaties.
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While giving me $20 to ice skate isn't exactly curing cancer or eradicating poverty, the attitude behind the gesture spoke volumes.
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"When you talk about trying to foresee the consequences of completely eradicating any one species, we just don't know," he said.
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Dr. Henderson, a legendary American physician, educator, and epidemiologist, devoted his life to eradicating one of the world's deadliest diseases: smallpox.
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Governments worldwide should focus on eradicating the Covid-19 pandemic, not using it as a political weapon to undermine women's rights.
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Employing a technique that was successful in eradicating smallpox, contacts of cases are being ring vaccinated to form prevent further spread.
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In his pursuit of eradicating drama from art, Stella appears to have become the assembly line worker of his own style.
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Eradicating photos is the most challenging process, the professional organizers agreed, because the thought of deleting your memories may be painful.
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It has inspired our government's first tax, subsequent rebellions, consumer product regulations and unrestrained effort at eradicating it as an industry.
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Anti-Semites and xenophobes have been around forever, and no American president or world leader has ever succeeded in eradicating them.
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Microsoft (MSFT) said it planned to become emissions "negative" by 2030 as a step towards eradicating its entire historic carbon footprint.
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Iceland's government -- led by its second female prime minister, Katrin Jakobsdottir -- is committed to eradicating the gender pay gap by 2022.
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The onus is on each Community Leader to lead the way in eradicating fears and doubts about pernicious text message marketing.
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Development aid was instrumental in launching Asia's Green revolution, eradicating small pox, and increasing child survival rates in the developing world.
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The measure also includes social justice goals not usually attached to antipollution plans, like eradicating poverty by creating high-paid jobs.
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Eradicating the scourge required more than legal processes and "disciplinary measures," Francis said, though his landmark speech offered no policy remedies.
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With increased funding for prevention research and wider dissemination of prevention initiatives, we could be even closer to eradicating cancer entirely.
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Realistically, what hope do we have for eradicating the global trade in looted artifacts with much less resources dedicated to the goal?
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"We are so unwilling to actually make meaningful progress on eradicating the issue," Columbine survivor Austin Eubanks recently told the Associated Press.
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Our letter contains a lot of good news, like the fact that the world is on the verge of eradicating polio forever.
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Trump's remarks — delivered without a teleprompter — also touched on his administration's priorities for "defeating ISIS," and "eradicating Islamic terrorism" from the world.
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A recent Field poll suggests most voters are undecided about Proposition 66, while more voters support eradicating capital punishment than keeping it.
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She said Democrats had been bolstered by his campaign for eradicating income inequality, which has commanded huge crowds and galvanized younger voters.
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Rather than identifying, analyzing and eradicating the threat, organizations can easily become entangled in processes hindering response time and further endangering operations.
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Why did you and Dr. Biden decide to rally around eradicating the issue of homelessness in the veteran population of the US?
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Still, an element of shrewd foresight in the treaties that Native Americans signed over the years made eradicating their cultures more difficult.
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I do care whether white people who say they are committed to eradicating racism risk their comfort to do something about it.
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Bill Gates' charitable foundation is putting up $10 million to fund ideas aimed at improving education and eradicating poverty, among other causes.
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Mexico City's first elected female mayor, Claudia Sheinbaum, who took office last month, has said eradicating gender violence is a top priority.
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In the case of public health issues, eradicating one vector of a disease doesn't always amount to wiping out the disease itself.
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There is no vaccine or treatment for Zika, so combating the outbreak is focused on eradicating mosquito populations and preventing mosquito bites.
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Repudiating and eradicating opponents of equality in America should be a primary duty of all of our leaders, conservative and liberal alike.
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"The government is without a doubt committed to eradicating violence from the world of sports," Zoido told Marca, the Spanish sports newspaper.
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He barely mentioned the market at all, except for a vague, tangential promise about Bolivia becoming a world leader in eradicating malnutrition.
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And unless this trajectory shifts, these solutions will only continue to get more absurd, eradicating public space for many who need it.
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Read more: Pakistan, on verge of eradicating polio virus, faces human hurdles Hundreds of children in Pakistan have been infected with HIV.
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Early this summer, Congress appeared on its way to eradicating the large medical bills that have shocked many patients after emergency care.
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With a crude hammer of military power, everything, from eradicating Ebola to building a border wall, looks like a big fat nail.
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Texans can do their best to temper the mosquito explosion for now by eradicating any standing water that could become a breeding ground.
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Access to energy is key to eradicating extreme poverty in areas where people still rely on firewood or kerosene for energy, she said.
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Conventional antibiotics do not distinguish between good and bad bacteria, eradicating everything indiscriminately and occasionally creating problems for people with weakened immune systems.
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Autonomous vehicles hold the greatest promise to eradicating one of the most deadly forces on earth, but first we must push the limits.
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The report was released on the heels of the Trump administration eradicating the top cybersecurity position in the National Security Council last week.
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They argue that traditional mental health approaches, focused on eradicating symptoms, fail to promote a meaningful, empowering relationship between patients and their hallucinations.
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Eradicating the language gap could let Group members get to know each other across cultures, and realize how much they have in common.
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A Foreign Ministry statement said Wells "acknowledged Pakistan's efforts in eradicating terrorism" and "underlined the need for strengthening intelligence cooperation" to fight terrorism.
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He prioritized protectionism, immigration restriction, and a unilateral foreign policy focused on eradicating "radical Islamic terrorism" by creating "new alliances" (presumably with Russia).
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Some Thais seem persuaded that eradicating the last lingering influence of Mr Thaksin and his family will help heal social and economic divisions.
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From redesigning toilets to eradicating malaria, Gates has focused on tackling global issues since leaving his post as Microsoft's CEO 19 years ago.
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For these true believers, dismantling racism and white supremacy held the key to eradicating the political and economic horrors unleashed by global capitalism.
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Mr. Duterte's "shock and awe" approach reflects not only his commitment to eradicating drugs, Mr. Heydarian said, but also extremely high public expectations.
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Warren Buffett does most of his philanthropic giving through the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation — eradicating diseases and supporting communities in the developing world.
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Hepatitis C virus is also a major cause of cirrhosis, although new antivirals hold out the possibility of eradicating hepatitis C, they add.
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At the core is the mission of eradicating ISIS, which does appear largely to have been accomplished, at least in its Syrian strongholds.
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When the genetically altered animals were released back into the wild, the fertility-reducing gene would spread through the population, eradicating the pests.
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He told me the Chinese authorities on the Tibetan Plateau had been slowly eradicating the Tibetan language from schools and the business world.
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But at some point, curing became synonymous with eradicating, and the hard truth is that much of the time, that eradication is impossible.
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For that matter, there's nothing to stop any future president from creating or eradicating a national monument on any piece of public land.
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The win, unseemly as it was, was the Knicks' eighth in their last 11 games, eradicating the stench of a slow season start.
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"We have seen dramatic responses from immunotherapy, often eradicating cancer completely for some cancer patients," NIH Director Francis Collins said in a statement.
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"The military has consistently viewed killing ASG leaders as the key to weakening or eradicating the insurgency and it's totally counterproductive," Jones said.
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Fortunately, there are many global charities that are committed to eradicating the world's water crisis, and bringing vital solutions to communities in need.
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Mr Morton's agency recently spent more than half a million dollars eradicating the damaging weed in three of the Kenai refuge's roughly 4,000 lakes.
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But eradicating the disease - something that has only ever been achieved with one other human disease, smallpox - is proving a long and challenging task.
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While the PNIS process inches forward, the armed forces (including the police) exceeded their goal of eradicating 50,000 hectares by the end of 2017.
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Eradicating an entire species (albeit temporarily) seems an extreme approach to agricultural insurance, but Denmark has almost three times as many pigs as inhabitants.
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Tang said the government faces a difficult balancing act of achieving long-term fiscal consolidation while spurring economic growth and eradicating Japan's deflationary mindset.
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With a cure in hand, countries like Australia and Georgia are well on their way to eradicating hepatitis C by targeting high-risk populations.
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" O'Connell finds it odd, too, that "billionaire entrepreneurs" are more interested in developing AI than in eradicating "grotesque income inequality in their own country.
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The company's founding team came from PayPal, Cisco and Symantec, where they saw a problem for companies eradicating bots with off-the-shelf products.
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Gates expressed other concerns, including his usual priorities around clean energy, improving education, eradicating disease and making sure artificial intelligence doesn't wipe out humanity.
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Reducing that transmission rate is the key to eradicating the virus in the United States, as President Trump has vowed to do by 2030.
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Some fear he oversimplifies the problem of graft and the task of eradicating it — as well as the price tag for his grand ambitions.
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New French President Emmanuel Macron has also made eradicating Islamic State, which controls large swathes of Syria, one of his top foreign policy priorities.
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In fact, all the money spent on eradicating coca fields and chasing down the producers and traffickers had failed to kill off the trade.
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We are, from a scientific and, some would argue, a cultural point of view, growing closer to Ms. Firestone's vision of eradicating sex differences.
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The Trump administration should make every effort to persuade Mr. Sharif's successor that eradicating terrorists in Afghanistan is in the interests of both countries.
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Eradicating polio, for example, consumes much of the agency's time, even as donors press officials to open new fronts against obesity and mental illness.
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He argued that the administration had already had success in eradicating religious extremism in the region, including ISIS' losses in territory in recent years.
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"We will need ... a lot of determination, but I think the conditions are in the process of coming together for eradicating Daesh," he said.
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Trump campaigned in 2016 on eradicating ISIS, and after expanding U.S. military operations in Syria and dramatically upping bombing activity, is now claiming victory.
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The reality or even the threat of fire eradicating lives, property and livelihoods is extremely stressful, but there are steps people can take to help.
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"Members of the government that didn't want to work with us during the campaign were eager to be key stakeholders in eradicating it," says Crowley.
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" Of the goal of eradicating the disease within the next 14 years, she said, "Can we succeed without vaccine, solely by the force of will?
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The company claims that Volta will fuel breakthroughs in every industry and humanity's moonshots like eradicating cancer, intelligent customer experiences and self-driving vehicles. bit.
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"Parents, teachers, and the media need to work much harder eradicating gender stereotypes in the way they talk about adults to children of all ages."
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The goals, which include eradicating poverty, achieving gender equality and taking stringent action against climate change, have an ambitious expectation of being fulfilled in 2030.
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An autonomous, ground-based vehicle, it uses onboard AI and other intelligent tools to undertake tasks such as identifying and eradicating weeds and monitoring pasture.
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Scientific approaches to eradicating malaria with new drugs and futuristic technologies are exciting, and some of them may eventually be ready for real-world deployment.
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Well, as Tyrion suggested in Episode 4, eradicating the magical threat made it clear that the real threat to humanity wasn't monsters, but other people.
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Researchers realised, soon after the discovery of gene drives half a century ago, that they might be forged into tools for eradicating diseases and pests.
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Ferguson said the report was not based on its most recent statement and that it was firmly committed to eradicating any form of modern slavery.
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His legacy is solidified by a post-presidential life of great deeds including international diplomacy, building homes for the homeless and nearly eradicating deadly diseases.
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In so far as China's global initiatives are furthering the bank's goal of eradicating poverty, the bank should offer whatever guidance and assistance it can.
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In mid-April, 11 police officers tasked with eradicating a massive plantation along the border with Ecuador were captured by 1,000 farmers and held overnight.
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Expect many leading House Democrats to spend more time now on eradicating the opposition through investigations, hearings, and impeachment than on crafting traditional liberal legislation.
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Largely driving this number are several "finish lines" within our reach, including eradicating polio, eliminating HIV/AIDS and even ending preventable child and maternal deaths.
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"You are doing a fantastic job of keeping us safe by eradicating the worst criminal elements," Trump told ICE agents in a tweet on Saturday.
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"This is indeed a highly condemnable act, but such cowardly acts cannot shake our resolve of eradicating the menace of terrorism," he said by telephone.
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It includes advertisements for various Facebook products; blog posts by Real Teens; basic security tips; and methods for limiting (but not eradicating) your Facebook use.
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Caravanos mentioned that ultraviolet radiators, which emit bacteria-killing rays and are commonly used by restaurants after closing, have been effective at eradicating surface viruses.
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Also, the platforms simply have to do a better job of identifying and eradicating bots whose sole mission appears to be to inflame and harass.
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Dr. Do Kim Giang, a Vietnamese medical official who has worked in Bu Gia Map District, said he saw no hope of eradicating malaria there.
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Democratic leaders including Representative Nancy Pelosi of California and Senator Chuck Schumer of New York have called for overhauling ICE, but not outright eradicating it.
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We may dream of eradicating poverty, wiping out violence and converting all poor public schools into palaces of learning, but that's a long way off.
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This can go a long way toward eradicating the stigma, because going to counseling will be seen as no more unusual than getting a physical.
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The Mets looked close to eradicating their haunted past with Wainwright when Travis d'Arnaud followed Reyes by reaching second after Fowler dropped a fly ball.
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"Black money and corruption are the biggest obstacles in eradicating poverty," Modi said in a hastily convened address to the nation after a cabinet meeting.
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Instead of eradicating the emotional pain the affront caused, a poorly worded apology can result in lasting anger and antagonism, and undermine an important relationship.
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Just imagine, Roberts said, if Palm Springs became a national model for eradicating homelessness — and that just happened to occur on this new Council's watch?
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Recently, Bolsonaro has voiced support for military intervention in politics and has argued that the former military regime "didn't go far enough" in eradicating leftists.
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"This guy is eradicating herpes: Let's talk about that," he said of Halford, a Southern Illinois University professor who died in June of brain cancer.
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He claims to be eradicating militias and building a professional army, but his forces depend heavily on militias, some of whom have committed war crimes.
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Ultimately, eradicating global poverty will require decades of sustained economic growth, and a state capable of delivering high-quality education and health services to all.
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A statement from Pakistan's Foreign Ministry said Wells "acknowledged Pakistan's efforts in eradicating terrorism" and "underlined the need for strengthening intelligence cooperation" to fight terrorism.
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For instance, in the 18th century, French physician Philippe Pinel gave medical support to eradicating monasteries, as their religious devotions could be classified as hysteria.
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" After years of making music pseudonymously, he'd come to believe that there was something more radical about eradicating the "division between the sound and [him]self.
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As for Rubio's concern that Qualtrics may lose its focus on eradicating cancer, Smith said that SAP can be immensely beneficial for 5 for the Fight.
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Popular thinking is that we are on the way to eradicating both the stigma of living with HIV and that the number of diagnoses has fallen.
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Eradicating ISIS and other jihadi groups would require a Middle East that is stable, inclusive and reasonably well governed, something that's just not in the cards.
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The newly-launched assessments come after the CBRC sent a flurry of new policy directives last month aimed at eradicating regulatory arbitrage and other risky practices.
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Poinar said he and his team will study more pathogens with ancient roots to understand their origins, which can lead to eradicating and controlling them today.
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Well, Prisma isn't doing anything to change the simplicity of its predecessors, however it's gone a long way toward eradicating the issue of predictability and uniformity.
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In recent months, authorities have been clamping down on Kuaishou, ByteDance's video apps, and smaller players on account of eradicating content that's deemed illegal or inappropriate.
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Though Turkey is a fellow NATO member to the US, it views some of the Kurdish forces as terrorists despite their key role in eradicating ISIS.
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Aggressive monetary easing has been the cornerstone of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's "Abenomics" stimulus policies aimed at eradicating deflation that has plagued Japan for two decades.
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The case drew fierce criticism in state media, which echoed earlier calls by Beijing to push for the eradicating of foreign influences from the country's schools.
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After 100 years of struggle, our society continues the arduous work of eradicating the systemic issues rooted in slavery and fully realizing civil rights for all.
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It ranged from talk about eradicating the global AIDS epidemic by 2030 to the need for companies to use their platforms to create social issue awareness.
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Trump won't need to burnish his "legacy" as other ex-presidents do, by politely writing their memoirs and launching foundations devoted to eradicating poverty or disease.
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For a case in point, look at Myanmar — a military junta that oppressed the collective has been transformed into a killing machine for eradicating unpopular minorities.
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All the quiet little woodland creatures we're busy eradicating have reappeared without warning in our language, a ghostly reminder of what we did to the world.
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The entire Democratic agenda is probably more pro-life than the Republican one because of its emphasis on health care, safety net programs and eradicating poverty.
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Whatever reservations the militants held over eradicating that crippling disease, they have clearly grasped the dangers posed by coronavirus pandemic sweeping the rest of the world.
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And eradicating cash, an anonymous payment method, for a digital system could let governments snoop on people's shopping habits and private titans exploit their personal data.
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One day, he proposed, the company could "solve the problem of children without parents," and from there go onto other causes such as eradicating world hunger.
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But as a nation — a people — they still seem convinced that they have the choice between accepting Israel and coexisting or rejecting Israel and eradicating it.
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Trump also reiterated his commitment to eradicating what he sees as attack "predatory" trade practices, warning trading partners that the U.S. will not tolerate unfair trade.
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Moynihan said he had seen a lot of "time" committed to WEF's "Sustainable Development Goals" – a set of targets such as eradicating poverty and addressing gender inequality.
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The Republican Party is also salivating, with control over Congress, the White House, and soon with a conservative majority on the Supreme Court, about eradicating Obama's legacy.
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Since leaving Microsoft in 2006, he has devoted his time and resources to eradicating infectious disease and improving education worldwide through the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
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To me, the best way to use these white supremacists' money is to invest it in organizations and projects dedicated to countering and eradicating their hateful ideology.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday Mauritania was no longer eligible for the benefits, citing insufficient progress last year in eradicating forced labor and hereditary slavery.
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Carter needed no assistance walking up stairs and settling into his chair to discuss the Carter Center's efforts in eradicating Guinea worm disease infections around the world.
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In 2014, she testified before Congress on behalf of eradicating solitary confinement, delivering a moving speech about the psychic effect that it has on women's mental health.
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Back here on Earth, the reality is that the laws of gravity in the fight against terror will make eradicating ISIS and its ilk an elusive goal.
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"These things are not going to get too far in terms of eradicating a population," Michael Wade, an evolutionary geneticist at Indiana University Bloomington, recently told Nature.
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George Chua, president of the Federation of Philippine Industries, an organization with close ties to the government, told CNBC the move was aimed at eradicating crony capitalism.
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The box, with its own upgraded internals, is doing some serious upscaling under the hood that makes everything sharper and does a nice job eradicating upscale fuzz.
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Now in its 11th year, the gathering is a two-day celebration of community, self-expression, and music rooted in appreciating art and culture — and eradicating hate.
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Within 6 months, the stock price was trading in the $2 range, where it has remained ever since — eradicating $12 billion in shareholder value in the process.
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The body announced that global progress in eradicating the disease had stalled and fears of a resurgence were rising -- much like what is occurring now with measles.
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The testing shortfall is one reason the CDC is unlikely to achieve its goal of eradicating lead poisoning among U.S. children by 21989, public health specialists say.
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While Trump has pushed McConnell publicly on eradicating the filibuster for Supreme Court nominees, the majority leader has repeatedly predicted that the president's pick will be confirmed.
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A firm yen will no doubt cause headaches and Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said the BOJ was concerned about the delay in eradicating a deflationary mindset in Japan.
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In a recent press conference with the Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni, President Donald Trump sought to play down a strategic interest in Libya beyond eradicating terrorism.
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The inquiry will look into extrajudicial killings since Duterte took office in July 2016, following his landslide victory on a platform of eradicating drugs in Filipino society.
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Eradicating introduced predators is not too hard on small islands, especially those uninhabited by people who might worry about the poison bait often used in the process.
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GOP leaders have repeatedly noted that the military aid was ultimately delivered even without Zelensky launching the investigations Trump sought, eradicating allegations of a quid pro quo.
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Read: Why measuring global slavery is so crucial to eradicating it The change in methodology also means that some countries have seen their slavery figures greatly reduced.
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"The Abbott World Marathon Majors is committed to eradicating doping and we will continue to lead the way in introducing and campaigning for aggressive measures," Hadzima said.
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But for public health experts, harassment and exclusion on the basis of sexual identity and orientation are more than social ills—they're major obstacles to eradicating HIV.
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Rising human populations in many developing nations would require new policies, both to protect nature and to meet U.N. goals of eradicating poverty and hunger by 2030.
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What to watch: Ivanka Trump has taken a personal interest in eradicating modern slavery, Forrest said, and spoke at the United Nations on the topic last year.
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"Kitchen Nightmares" This show doesn't directly have to do with an outbreak, but let me tell you, dirty commercial kitchens are a pandemic in need of eradicating.
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If America demands your respect it must grant you respect and the first order of that respect is equality and eradicating the ominous threat of state violence.
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In his victory speech, Mr. Sini said the district attorney's office would be "particularly focused on eradicating MS-13 and other violent street gangs" from the county.
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This week, the World Health Organization stripped the UK of its measles-free status, just two years after it commended the country for eradicating the virus locally.
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Firstly, government could, as it has in other eras, take a more activist approach to anti-trust policy and law, working out and eradicating bars to competition.
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"You are doing a fantastic job of keeping us safe by eradicating the worst criminal elements," he wrote in part of the post addressed to ICE employees.
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Trump has often blamed it on Obama's weak leadership, but ISIS's use of Syrian civilians as shields from airstrikes makes eradicating the group complicated, the AP points out.
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He also said he plans to attend the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump next week and to discuss disease-eradicating efforts with members of the Trump administration.
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Instead of putting out fires, Montag and his team attempt to destroy all semblance of books, eradicating history and ideas in order to help further the state's mission.
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Tamiflu works by stopping the growth of the virus rather than eradicating it, which makes it crucial to take it in the virus's early days, according to WebMD.
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The Andals carried out a bloody takeover, eradicating believers in the old gods like the Children of the Forest to replace them with the Faith of the Seven.
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"We're so close — we're so close to eradicating polio, which is a major disease that has affected my family," says the mother of Mila, 3, and Poppy, 1.
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Overall, it's an intriguing idea and may have the potential to kill off bacterial diseases in a major way, possibly eradicating them from the face of the Earth.
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Researchers realised soon after the discovery of gene drives in nature, half a century ago, that they might be made into powerful tools for eradicating diseases and pests.
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In hopes of eradicating the stigma surrounding mental health in African-American communities, the actress just launched the Boris Lawrence Henson Foundation in honor of her late father.
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Work on a cure or preventive vaccine will build on the work Brazil and the U.S. have already done together on eradicating another mosquito-borne disease: Dengue fever.
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Why: Translation could deliver on the Facebook promise of bringing the world closer together by eradicating language barriers and letting people realize how much they have in common.
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"In the context of this urgent need for new modes of action in malaria vector control, Fludora Fusion represents a major step forward in eradicating malaria," Appelgate added.
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"Sober sex" might not be single-handedly eradicating drug addiction, but escorts are at least providing support where they can as politicians continue to turn a blind eye.
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"Paul Ryan's sham poverty plan task force says that it is focused on eradicating poverty but it's cuts like this that demonstrate where they're coming from," she said.
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You don't belong here, and suddenly you feel like you're not fighting a single enemy but instead an entire immune system bent on eradicating the virus you represent.
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Last month, a team of researchers from Boston University and Microsoft Research came up with a solution: an algorithm capable of identifying and eradicating offensive stereotypes in writing.
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We must ensure that we are educating the next generation of leaders to tackle challenges like eradicating cancer, strengthening our cybersecurity, and turning the tide on climate change.
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Ironically, it was Mr. Toledo, a candidate running on a banner of eradicating corruption, who even before becoming president stole campaign money given to him by George Soros.
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But eradicating synthetic cannabinoids has been a struggle as their use persists: City hospitals this year have recorded 600 emergency room visits from patients suffering from their use.
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Bias trainings like the ones being conducted by Starbucks rest on the idea that racism lives in a person's heart and mind, and eradicating it is internal work.
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The researchers noticed that the vaccine was "able to race against" genetics in eradicating the cancer even though the mice were engineered to develop the disease, Levy said.
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"For every dollar the U.S. government spent on eradicating Native languages in previous centuries, it spent less than 7 cents on revitalizing them in this one," Nagle wrote.
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It's also the self-imposed deadline for President Xi to deliver some of his signature achievements, such as eradicating all poverty and raise living standards to new heights.
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Now Spanish drone company Embention is part of an unlikely solution in Ethiopia, where the disease ravages livestock: eradicating trypanosomosis using the very culprits responsible for its spread.
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All this may sound like just another ambitious government initiative, perfectly in sync with Xi's emphasis on eradicating poverty and redressing imbalanced economic growth between urban and rural regions.
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Kuroda said it was natural for the BOJ's policy direction to diverge from that of the Fed and the ECB, given the difficulty of eradicating Japan's sticky deflationary mindset.
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Another frequently cited concern is that gene drives might spread too wide, in the worst case eradicating an entire species from the globe instead of just one contained area.
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The Kansas Wheat Commission, Kansas State University and the Kansas Department of Agriculture launched a campaign this summer called "Stop the Streak" to educate farmers about eradicating volunteer wheat.
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While eradicating serious genetic diseases in order to improve well-being is a noble pursuit, we should be wary of extending this reasoning to arguments for creating "enhanced" people.
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The achievement was yet another step toward eradicating polio for good, both in the country and globally, with only two countries -- Afghanistan and Pakistan -- remaining endemic for the disease.
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In regard to the ballot measures, Ziegler added that they are not "about eradicating abortion" and more about "laying the groundwork" to take action if Roe is eventually overturned.
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The data underscores the challenge the central bank faces in eradicating Japan's entrenched deflationary mindset that discourages firms from raising prices for fear of scaring away cost-sensitive consumers.
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The Reach Every Mother and Child Act is a bipartisan bill that would commit the United States to achieving the attainable goal of eradicating preventable deaths within a generation.
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These numbers are proof that automatic voter registration is successful in turning out the highest number of eligible voters in our elections while eradicating the possibility of voter fraud.
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It is also home to the world's richest couple, Bill and Melinda Gates, whose global health and education charity has set the aim of eradicating the disease by 2040.
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Most recently, it threatened to leave Seattle if the city council went forward with a new tax on large corporations aimed at eradicating Seattle's out-of-control homelessness problem.
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His words may irreversibly shift the Overton window on science, to the point of threatening programs like vaccine campaigns responsible for eradicating diseases such as polio in recent years.
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Once they're established somewhere, eradicating goldfish is a notoriously difficult undertaking — which is why Murdoch scientists recently spent a year tracking the movement of the fish in the Vasse.
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Anonymous sites devoted to sharing revenge porn proliferate the web, and identifying the culprits and tracking the spread of the images is incredibly tricky; eradicating them is often impossible.
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Abdul Qayoom Pokhla, head of Kandahar Province's public health department, said that even without the stress of war, eradicating polio there would take at least one or two years.
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It was a bold and innovative approach, and one worth trying, to take on the related goals of a peace treaty and eradicating the North's now-substantial nuclear arsenal.
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"USFK takes any act of sexual exploitation, human trafficking, or violent crimes extremely seriously and is committed to eradicating them in our sphere," she told me in an email.
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Stakes are high as the virus, recently named COVID-19, is set to batter China's first quarter economic growth and challenge the country's goal of eradicating poverty by 2020.
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The data underscores the challenge the central bank faces in eradicating an entrenched deflationary mindset that discourages firms from raising prices for fear of scaring away cost-sensitive consumers.
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"We've made a lot of progress taking on racism and discrimination and we by no means have fully succeeded in eradicating racism and discrimination from our society," she said.
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Going forward, U.S. officials would have routine conversations and intelligence sharing at a higher level with Chinese authorities to ensure the two sides are "truly eradicating" traffickers, he said.
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It's an archetypal poke-the-bear scene, the sort in which the hero announces his bona fides by eradicating villains too stupid to know what they are up against.
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The president takes credit for eradicating the caliphate built by the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq, though he mainly accelerated a battle plan developed by President Barack Obama.
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Antifa leaders admit they're willing to physically attack anyone who employs violence against them or who condones racism -- as long as force is used in the name of eradicating hatred.
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Adult obesity rates are increasing in all of the United Nation's 603 member states, including in sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia where the focus for decades was eradicating hunger.
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Antifa activists admit they're willing to physically attack anyone who employs violence against them or who condones racism -- as long as force is used in the name of eradicating hatred.
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Today, the Justice Teams Network is launching a campaign to inform and empower impacted communities across California about these laws, to support organizing with the goal of eradicating police violence.
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The hatred for this predator spans centuries, so it's no surprise that when European settlers came to the United States, eradicating the wolf was high on their to-do list.
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And though we've talked about the need to balance free speech and moderating hate for decades, we've never acted as we are today in eradicating such hate from the internet.
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That indicates that even when racial data isn't available, certain data points—like number of convictions—can become proxies for race, a central issue with eradicating bias in these algorithms.
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Eradicating extreme poverty, measured as people living on less than $1.25 U.S. a day, by 2030 is among the sustainable development goals adopted by United Nations member states last year.
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While the group has taken credit for exposing KKK members and eradicating thousands of ISIS-related Twitter accounts, many have criticized the group for over-promising and leaking inaccurate information.
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When California biologists brought all the surviving California condors into captivity in the 1980s, they ended up eradicating Colpocephalum californici, a species of feather louse found only on those birds.
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After another landmark meeting last month between Kim and South Korean President Moon Jae-in, the two leaders announced they would work toward eradicating nuclear weapons from the Korean Peninsula.
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Last year scientists used it to upload a galloping horse GIF into E. coli It can do much more serious stuff too, like eradicating invasive species that threaten native wildlife.
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Trump's argument that vaccines are dangerous is founded in basic ignorance about how effective they've been in eradicating diseases, and a misplaced confidence in his own mastery of vaccine science.
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So what can a country paralyzed by violence learn from matriarchal leadership, a new approach to eradicating poverty through gifting land, and a fervent desire for enterprise and self-sufficiency?
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In his own Faulknerian accounts of too many years of solitude he adds that the Americans, with the excuse of eradicating yellow fever, stayed in the Caribbean far too long.
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And in 2013, he took another gamble, when his foundation contributed to a $5.5 billion initiative to tackle one of the most ambitious public-health goals ever set: eradicating polio.
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It has underwritten our attempts at solving the greatest challenges of our age, such as eradicating malaria, as well as realizing our loftiest dreams, such as landing on the moon.
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He served on many boards, and was chairman of the World Bank Commission on Global Poverty, which issued recommendations in October toward the goal of eradicating extreme poverty by 2030.
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At the height of its power in 2015, it ruled an expanse of Iraq and Syria, eradicating the border, printing money, imposing draconian laws and plotting attacks across the world.
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Mr. Sheikh's impressively researched "The Erasure Trilogy" is a three-book examination of the Israeli campaign to "make the desert bloom" by eradicating Bedouin villages in the Negev by planting forests.
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Examples include groups dealing with the Three Gorges Dam (full operation of which began in 2012) or poverty alleviation (Mr Xi has set a target of eradicating extreme poverty by 2020).
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The joint venture, Mealtime Stories, will initially make ready-to-eat refrigerated products across multiple categories and 10 percent of its profits will be donated to charities focusing on eradicating hunger.
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After the thrill of eradicating smallpox, declared gone from the world in 22015 after a 2147-year effort, global health planners dreamed big dreams about the other diseases they would vanquish.
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To understand the challenges of eradicating sexual harassment and assault in theater, it's essential to look at how theater has fostered a culture in which this kind of behavior can flourish.
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Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda warned of downside risks clouding the price outlook, such as companies' reluctance to raise wages, underscoring the challenge of eradicating the public's sticky deflationary mindset.
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The company also argues that method was only necessary in the first place because it had done such a good job of scanning for and eradicating earlier forms of the malware.
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An elfin-looking man with a scraggly beard and a penchant for robes, Schacknow declared himself an oracle of God, sent to save mankind by eradicating all evil from the Earth.
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In all likelihood, eradicating invasive predators is going to take a mix of tried-and-true methods like lethal trapping and predator fences, and newer, more speculative technologies like gene drive.
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The Trump administration's success in eradicating ISIS in Iraq and (almost completely) in Syria could be jeopardized by the current Gulf crises, which is certainly not in our national security interest.
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"The Baha'is in Iran continue to face daily pressures aimed at eradicating them as a viable entity in their own country," says Diane Ala'i, the organization's representative to the United Nations.
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There are subreddits and Facebook groups devoted to eradicating the plague of Harry Potter fans, not for liking the books themselves but for committing the sin of not reading enough books.
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He returned several times to the idea of change, suggesting that it should be the goal of any good policy, whether it pertains to policing, education or eradicating the accursed umbrella.
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Last Sunday, the country woke to the news that President Jimmy Morales had expelled Iván Velásquez, the commissioner heading the United Nations panel charged with eradicating the country's organized-crime networks.
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Our heroes look as if they are combating an unholy alliance of brunettes and blondes hellbent on eradicating them, but wait a minute: Isn't the gene just disappearing on its own?
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He appeared to ignore the rigorous standards of science to assess drugs that have in some cases had promising results but are nowhere near proven to be effective in eradicating coronavirus.
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But he has also come under fire for showing sympathy over the years to the Irish Republican Army and Hamas, the militant group ruling Gaza that is dedicated to eradicating Israel.
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" MAURIZIO VECCHIONE, SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT AT GLOBAL GOOD AND RESEARCH "Eradicating malaria requires a multi-disciplinary approach, innovation comes from putting disparate disciplines together – physicists working with biologists working with engineers.
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"On Joe Biden's watch, the U.S. made eradicating corruption a centerpiece of our policies toward Ukraine, including achieving the removal of an inept prosecutor who shielded wrongdoers from accountability," he said.
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Demonizing any opposition as directly or indirectly in cahoots with the plotters of the coup has been Mr. Erdogan's preferred method of eradicating or intimidating critics and mobilizing his conservative base.
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Healey accused Gilead of pricing the drugs "in a manner that effectively allows hepatitis C to continue spreading through vulnerable populations, as opposed to eradicating the disease altogether," the letter said.
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Each episode of Inside Bill's Brain focuses on one of the foundation's major initiatives: improving sewage conditions in developing countries, eradicating polio, and developing a cleaner, safer form of nuclear power.
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But despite the country's many assets (including a national income per person of over $20.01,000) it is eligible for loans from the World Bank, an institution dedicated to eradicating extreme poverty.
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Outside Toynbee Hall, a 134-year-old organization dedicated to eradicating poverty, Horvath tells us about Josephine Butler, a Victorian-era social reformer who campaigned to repeal the Contagious Diseases Act.
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"Despite continuing concerns from civil rights and community-based organizations, the department has sharply curtailed its statutory role in identifying and eradicating civil rights abuses by law enforcement," the lawmakers' letter said.
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Over the previous four months, I had given all of myself to my infant, slowly eradicating everything that made me who I was until I no longer had an identity beyond motherhood.
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The joint venture, Mealtime Stories LLC, will initially make ready-to-eat refrigerated products across multiple categories and 10 percent of its profits will be donated to charities focusing on eradicating hunger.
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Woodley took part in Sunday's Climate Revolution demonstration at MacArthur Park in Los Angeles, aimed at eradicating the ongoing use of fossil fuels and other harmful elements that contribute to climate change.
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KARACHI, Pakistan, Aug 10 (Reuters) - German-born nun Ruth Pfau, who devoted her life to eradicating leprosy in Pakistan, died on Thursday in the southern city of Karachi, a hospital official said.
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BOGOTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Unequal access to health services and poor quality care for pregnant women is hampering progress in meeting international goals for eradicating deaths during childbirth, researchers said on Thursday.
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The high-profile move has been hailed by activists, but they caution that Hong Kong, a special administrative region of China, remains a prime obstacle in eradicating the illegal elephant poaching trade.
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But a $2,000 price tag for all childhood vaccines — credited with eradicating smallpox, preventing a million or more cases of other diseases and averting thousands of deaths each year — is a bargain.
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Turning over the responsibility of driving to a driverless car would reduce fatal accidents by 90 percent—virtually eradicating an epidemic that kills nearly as many people every year as pancreatic cancer.
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"President Trump and Attorney General Sessions have made eradicating transnational criminal organizations like MS-13 a top priority of this administration," reads a statement from the Justice Department about the Sessions trip.
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Jennifer O'Connor, YouTube's product director for trust and safety, said the company was committed to eradicating the exploitation of children on its platform and had worked nonstop since February on improving enforcement.
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CZI is the philanthropic organization founded and run by Dr. Chan and Zuckerberg that helps fund research and development for technology-based solutions to social problems like eradicating disease and improving education.
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The justices in 2013 struck down a requirement that organizations had to first "pledge allegiance to the Government's policy of eradicating prostitution" before even applying for funding to combat HIV/AIDS overseas.
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Pollution control was one of "three battles" identified by Xi in 2017 as a focus for his second term as China's President, the other two being defusing financial risks and eradicating poverty.
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Younger generations are defining retirement on their own termsWhether people prefer to retire early or retire later, both choices are eradicating the concept of retirement being universally tied to one specific age.
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Mr. Broomell and his neighbors have worried that the paving over of 250 acres for the creation of this airstrip might adversely affect the area's bird life — perhaps even eradicating it altogether.
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"I think it would be extremely demoralizing to the efforts of prosecutors and law enforcement dedicated to eradicating terrorism around the world," said Glen A. Kopp, a former federal prosecutor in Manhattan.
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Over the course of The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi, we see the Order's leadership commit multiple genocides and eventually come to full power over the galaxy — eradicating The New Republic.
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As the representative of workers who have been groped and harassed so often it was practically considered a job duty, Ms. Nelson has spoken out about eradicating sexual assault from the workplace.
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"She knows what it takes to beat a thin-skinned bully who is driven by greed and hate," said Warren, known for calling for reining in Wall Street and eradicating income inequality.
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US troops are currently aiding the Philippine military in the Mindanao region — Abu Sayyaf's stronghold — but Duterte, who was elected on a platform that included eradicating Abu Sayyaf, wants the Americans out.
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We decided to see how common these clauses still are; to see which technology companies are taking strides toward eradicating systemic discrimination within their workforces by enabling their employees to publicly seek justice.
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Many times, these issues are talked about for a few weeks and people tend to forget about them afterward, but the fight must go on towards eradicating hatred from the minds of people.
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The now-Emmy winner played Gordon Walker, a vampire hunter whose obsession with eradicating the deadly creatures turns the would-be hero into just as much of a monster as his fanged targets.
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Amazon also poses less of an existential threat in media than Apple, which blew up the music industry by eradicating album sales with 22021-cent digital tracks, or Netflix, the original Hollywood disruptor.
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Core consumer prices in Tokyo, a leading indicator of nationwide price trends, fell at the fastest pace in nearly four years, highlighting the challenges policy-makers face in eradicating Japan's sticky deflationary mindset.
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A whole host of stabilizers are available on the market that try to improve that aesthetic—eradicating the shaky cam look so you can actually see whatever the smartphone's camera is looking at.
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Completely eradicating alcohol abuse would result in more than 73,000 fewer atrial fibrillation cases, 34,000 fewer heart attacks, and 91,000 fewer patients with congestive heart failure in the U.S. alone, the researchers estimated.
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There's an old joke that plumbers have saved more lives than doctors, because improving sewers and sanitation (and eradicating the disease that went along with that) was so impactful on longevity for humans.
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JOSEPH BLACKBURNProfessor of operations management, emeritusVanderbilt UniversityNashville, Tennessee Although eradicating invasive species is indeed difficult ("Day of the triffids", December 5th), the primary goal of most management efforts is to reduce their damage.
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MONTREAL (Reuters) - A global fund has raised over $12.9 billion from international donors as part of a campaign aimed at effectively eradicating AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis by 2030, conference organizers said on Saturday.
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The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, which helped pay for the N.A.S. report, has spent some $40 million on a gene drive project aimed at eradicating the species of mosquitoes that spread malaria.
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"We will further consolidate our self-defensive nuclear deterrence aimed at fundamentally eradicating the U.S. nuclear threats, blackmail and hostile moves by establishing the practical balance of force with the U.S," it said.
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"This is an area of criminal interest and an area in conflict," said General Juan Carlos Ramirez, commander of the seventh division of the army, which is eradicating coca plantations in the region.
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SEATTLE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, a global health and education charity set up by the Microsoft founder and his wife, has set a target of eradicating malaria by 2040.
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Life is now gradually returning to normal, and while it does, China remains committed to its economic and social development goals, to eradicating poverty and building a moderately prosperous society in all respects.
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He then went on to criticize the U.S. system, which relies on individual health insurance policies, and claimed that eradicating the role of private insurers could reduce costs by 50 percent or more.
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Although Mr. Erdogan wrote in a New York Times opinion article of his commitment to eradicating ISIS, Pentagon commanders doubt that Turkey's army has the capacity or the will to do the job.
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One of the richest men in American history often gets credited with eradicating hookworm in the U.S. In 0003, John D. Rockefeller launched a million-dollar campaign to treat children infected by hookworm.
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In an interview with the New Yorker's David Remnick, she joked, "Apparently, I am a cow dictator," a nod to the right's contention that the Green New Deal will involve entirely eradicating cows.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron said on Tuesday that ensuring national security would be at the heart of France's diplomatic activity and he set eradicating "Islamist terrorism" as his core foreign policy goal.
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A BOJ survey in March showed that 83.9 percent of households felt price rises were undesirable, up from 82.4 percent three months ago, underscoring the challenges of eradicating the sticky deflationary mindset besetting consumers.
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The actress, 24, attended the Climate Revolution demonstration at MacArthur Park in Los Angeles on Sunday aimed at eradicating the ongoing use of fossil fuels and other harmful elements that contribute to climate change.
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And while they may succeed in eradicating mice populations on small islands, as the scientists are initially proposing in New Zealand, tackling the rodent population of New Zealand's main islands is another thing entirely.
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"(But) if we continue progress at the same rate, we are not going to be even close to eradicating hunger by 2030," Robert Opp, head of innovation at WFP, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"It was his belief that we were nearing a kind of tipping point when we should set a major goal of eradicating malaria," said the aide, Benjamin J. Rhodes, a deputy national security adviser.
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I felt like I was in exile by the end of that time; I was just really despondent because it seemed like we were trying to manage violence instead of focusing on eradicating it.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Ethiopia's Bogaletch Gebre - feted for almost eradicating female genital mutilation in her home region - has died, her charity said on Wednesday, as activists vowed to push on with her work.
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Nonetheless, if we have reached the point that eradicating unfortunate aspects of our past is now a thing, perhaps we should do something about an unfortunately named structure in the heart of Capitol Hill.
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ROME (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Training young farmers to turn agriculture into a business is key to eradicating poverty and curbing economic migration, the new president of the U.N. agricultural development agency said on Wednesday.
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He also defended the premier's "Abenomics" stimulus policies aimed at eradicating deflation, saying that the media was fanning excessive pessimism over the country's growth prospects and making Japanese companies and investors wary of investing.
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Foreign investors are happy to lend it tens of billions of dollars, but that does not mean the government, which came close to eradicating its debt three years ago, is happy with the process.
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Even though the U.S. government has spent billions eradicating drugs in Colombia, the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy said the country&aposs coca cultivation hit an all-time high last year.
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"Perhaps the time has come for us to consider complete eradication of mosquitoes," said Webb, noting that eradicating just that species in places that are inhabited by humans seems like a more sensible goal.
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Therefore, the cooperation between the three different monotheistic religions of Judaism, Christianity and Islam through the triangular partnership would be a positive step towards supporting the real voices of moderate Islam and eradicating terrorism.
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Rapp's allegations against Spacey may prove to be a test for how deeply Hollywood is really willing to examine itself in the wake of the new conversation about eradicating sexual predators from its midst.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Peruvian security forces will start eradicating illegal coca plants for the first time in a lawless jungle region that produces most of the cocaine in the country, the government announced on Thursday.
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It found that 239 million people -- one in every nine -- were malnourished in 255, up from 22017 million in 9.03, putting at risk the UN's goal of eradicating hunger in the world by 29.0.
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Bill and Melinda Gates are just one shining example, with their commitment to eradicating a host of deadly and debilitating tropical diseases and their support for voluntary family planning in the world's poorest countries.
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Many young voters find her candidacy — with her detailed plans for issues such as canceling student loan debt, enacting universal childcare, eradicating the racial and gender wage gap, and reducing gun violence — refreshingly practical.
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It is humbling to be so uncertain about the future in this overeducated boomtown, this hub of technology, medical research and global health that usually spends its time eradicating epidemics, not succumbing to them.
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After all, if he's remotely successful in terms of his stated goal of eradicating all disease by the end of the century, his post-Facebook career will handily eclipse Facebook itself in terms of importance.
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Uighur Muslims who have lived abroad, especially in Muslim-majority countries, are at particular risk of being dispatched to the mysterious camps, which the Chinese government says are for professional training and eradicating extremist thought.
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However Babar Atta, the prime minister's point person on eradicating polio, said the main problem faced by the campaign was lack of access to children whose parents were reluctant to allow them to be vaccinated.
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People armed and ready to kill other Americans for the purpose of eradicating Blacks, Jews, Hispanics, Mexicans, Asians, Latinas and even the first real Americans, Native Americans to make America Great Again were "nice people"?
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"Many times, these issues are talked about for a few weeks and people tend to forget about them afterward, but the fight must go on towards eradicating hatred from the minds of people," she continued.
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DeBlasio and his politically-correct administration have been focused like a laser on defeating "Islamophobia," a creation of Islamist activist groups that have successfully shamed Americans from identifying and eradicating Islamic extremism in our midst.
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Trump and the White House also stressed that the U.S.'s overall approach to Syria — one focused on eradicating ISIS — was unchanged and that Trump still plans to withdraw from Syria as soon as possible.
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Assuming you've gotten a solid handle on the art of budgeting and at the end of the month you've found yourself with some extra money, Vakil suggested putting that money toward eradicating your student loans.
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"Despite continuing concerns from civil rights and community-based organizations, the Department has sharply curtailed its statutory role in identifying and eradicating civil rights abuses by law enforcement," the lawmakers, including Judiciary Committee Chairman Rep.
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Rescuing the Chibok girls is important, but the greater challenge is attending to his peoples' desperate needs, weaning his country from its oil dependency and eradicating the legacy of decades of corruption and military abuses.
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The Unreasonable Group was set up by a Denver-based entrepreneur to tap businesses to speed up efforts to meet the United Nation's 17 global development goals, from eradicating hunger to building infrastructure, by 2030.
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We need to ensure that every tax dollar is spent to achieve those goals and not wasted on unnecessary administrative costs that don't advance us closer to eradicating illnesses and improving the lives of Americans.
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The program has undoubtedly aided many children over the years, but despite the nation's mid=century optimism that we were close to eradicating such hardship among our citizens, poverty remains a widespread problem in 2018.
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By eradicating the remnants of our symbolic dream of reunification, we can officially recognize North Korea as an autonomous country and diminish the necessity of its nuclear proliferation used as a deterrent for foreign invasion.
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Eradicating the stigma against homeless pet owners One of the most important lessons Stewart said he learned from working as a street vet is that almost everything he thought he knew about homelessness wasn't true.
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In particular, philanthropy is good at managing high-risk projects that governments can't take on and corporations won't—for example, trying out new approaches to eradicating malaria, which is something our foundation is working on.
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"America cannot solve all of the world's problems, but we can — and we must — help any nation willing to join in the common cause of eradicating terrorism from the face of the earth," he said.
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For example, while continuing to focus on eradicating AIDS in Africa, President Trump could deploy additional health dollars to fight diseases and win hearts and minds in countries where traditional diplomacy isn't an easy option.
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LONDON, Aug 23 - Eradicating malaria is biologically feasible and a lofty aim, the World Health Organization said on Friday, but the focus for now should be getting the funds, tools and political will to control it.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - As Pakistan closes in on eradicating polio, Prime Minister Imran Khan's office has urged the country's telecoms regulator to take action against misinformation spread on social media discouraging vaccination against it and other diseases.
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She is talking about her same core issues — eradicating student loan debt, holding Wall Street accountable, and bringing back good-paying middle-class jobs — with the same intensity on display in that packed Andover living room.
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A Taliban statement said the objective of the Al-Fath ("Victory") offensive was "eradicating occupation, cleansing our Muslim homeland from invasion and corruption, establishing an Islamic system along with defending and serving our believing fellow countrymen".
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Some critics say that US actions aimed at eradicating al Qaeda in Iraq created the vacuum for ISIS to gain a foothold in the country -- Mosul was the militant group's largest city and its crown jewel.
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"We're committed to eradicating excessive roaming charges and will retain this great customer benefit regardless of Brexit negotiations allowing our customers to continue using their usual allowances when they travel within the EU," the spokesperson said.
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Kikwete, who also lost his brother to malaria as a child, is committed to eradicating the disease, which killed an estimated 20163,22016 people globally in 21950 - making the mosquito, which transmits it, the world's deadliest creature.
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Winning the referendum brings the generals a step closer to their goal of eradicating the lingering influence of Mr Thaksin, whose parties have won every election since 2001 but will be disadvantaged under the new rules.
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That opinion is increasingly shared by experts on Russia, who see the poisoning as a sign of just how committed Vladimir Putin's Kremlin has become to eradicating its enemies – and reminding others it can do so.
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Vice President Joe Biden, speaking today at the White House State of Women Summit, made two things abundantly clear: violence against women is an epidemic, and the country is a long, long way from eradicating it.
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"I don't think there's any question that historically the Syracuse diocese, along with perhaps every other diocese in America and maybe the world, was derelict in eradicating this and nipping it in the bud," Fitzpatrick said.
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Ms. McAlister was the inciting force behind Nashville's first Weed Wrangle and is now an organizer of the national club's efforts to help the program grow, eradicating invasive plants and replacing them with native varieties nationwide.
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But as Somalia spiralled into chaos after 1991, following the ouster of dictator Mohammed Siad Barre, northern clans in Somaliland restored peace, eradicating piracy and the Al Qaeda-affiliated jihadist group al-Shabaab within their borders.
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"Today's decision from the U.S. Supreme Court takes giant steps backwards from the court's longstanding commitment to eradicating the pernicious effects of racial discrimination on the administration of criminal justice," Marcia Widder said in a statement.
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"We agree with the attorney general about the importance of helping all hepatitis C patients – and that the advent of safe, effective regimens means we can now consider the possibility of eradicating the disease," Flood said.
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Today, it represents 81 countries, with the European Union counting as one unit, and is responsible for nearly eradicating the practice, preventing around 99.8% of the global production of conflict diamonds, according to the organization's website.
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"Only by adopting a comprehensive approach to Syria will President-elect Trump succeed where President Obama failed: eradicating the terrorist threat, effectively stemming the refugee crisis, and achieving the political solution which Syrians crave," he said.
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"We will further consolidate our self-defensive nuclear deterrence aimed at fundamentally eradicating the U.S. nuclear threats, blackmail and hostile moves by establishing the practical balance of force with the U.S.," the Foreign Ministry statement read.
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In addition to complicating the system for dealing with these sensitive issues, companies are sending a clear message to their workforce and to the public: When it comes to eradicating systemic issues, some take priority over others.
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To certify that the mass deployment of rodent bait had indeed been successful in eradicating the infestation, teams had to check over 4,600 detection devices to certify they showed no signs of rat activity, New Scientist added.
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With more than $103 billion in assets, the Gates Foundation works on a dizzying array of issues, from eradicating polio to feeding the world to treating HIV to stopping climate change to reforming the US education system.
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LONDON, Aug 23 (Reuters) - Eradicating malaria is biologically feasible and a lofty aim, the World Health Organization said on Friday, but the focus for now should be getting the funds, tools and political will to control it.
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But Erdogan, who has raised the possibility of reinstating the death penalty in Turkey to punish coup leaders, suggested in his comments to Reuters that the emergency was also aimed at eradicating supporters of Gulen in Turkey.
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However, Poling said obstacles remain in eradicating the group completely, including the weakness of the Philippine military across much of the south, the porousness of the region's borders with Malaysia and Indonesia, and its remote geographic location.
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"Instead of coming together to work on eradicating the issue for future generations, we are simply trying to teach kids how to hide better in active shooter drills," he told his local newspaper, the Steamboat Pilot & Today.
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And while eradicating poverty and fueling prosperity are still the top priorities for all, the lessons of the past decade or two are that the job takes genuine skill and effective policies, not just a social conscience.
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The Philippines has long battled a history of drug-related violence, making Duterte's commitment to eradicating crime especially appealing to the bulk of the population, which won him 40 percent of the vote in the May election.
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The problem, critics say, is that Trump and his attorney general don't seem to have a comprehensive strategy for eradicating gang violence beyond targeting undocumented people, ramping up the War on Drugs again, and hurling rhetorical grenades.
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MECCA, Saudi Arabia (Reuters) - Saudi King Salman, receiving dignitaries attending the annual Muslim haj pilgrimage, said on Saturday the kingdom had made progress in eradicating terrorism aimed at attacking its holy sites, state news agency SPA reported.
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The legislation is now headed for parliament with the government is aiming to implement the new law by 2020 should it be approved as part of an announced goal of eradicating the gender pay gap by 2022.
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Venezuela was the first nation in the world to be certified by the World Health Organization for eradicating malaria in its most populated areas, beating the United States and other developed countries to that milestone in 1961.
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The National Security Commission has remained a secretive institution, rarely surfacing in official news reports, but reports on local government websites indicate that it has galvanized official energies on fighting spies, rooting out dissent and eradicating subversion.
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The Kardashians' timing was perfect: At the same time that free internet content was eating into print revenues, celebrities' ability to tell their stories on their own social platforms was also eradicating their reliance on traditional media.
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In the excerpt, prominent anti-vaccine doctor Sherri Tenpenny asserts that vaccines weren&apost responsible for eradicating polio (they were), while homeopathic doctor Toni Bark compares mandatory vaccination policies to forced medical procedures performed in Nazi Germany.
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New research brings us one step closer to eradicating malaria — but progress will take a while Artisanal brooms exist, and they can cost $350 Those whimsical "Fabric of Our Lives" ads hide the ugly truth about cotton
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Modern day Americans might never have heard of the humble screwworm fly, but the scientists who dedicated their research careers to eradicating it have in many ways been instrumental in securing food security and public health for us.
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The double Olympic champion Valerie Adams feels the suspension on Russian athletes from the Rio Games is a positive step toward eradicating doping and the New Zealand shot putter has called for a life ban on drug cheats.
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At the end of the day, these are all mere constructions by those who manipulate realities to gain and maintain power and influence — victors of war then, corporations, the media, and politicians now — eradicating women's voices and complexities.
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BAMAKO (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron said on Sunday that France would "put all our energy towards eradicating" those responsible for kidnapping a French hostage shown in a video posted online by an al Qaeda-linked militant group.
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The story's first line: Donald Trump thanked Russia for its help in eradicating Islamic State in Syria, and says that the two countries' armies cooperate well, despite operating side-by-side in the crowded battlefield in the country.
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The act grants those MLOs with unblemished licensing records temporary authorization to engage in loan origination activities while their license is being processed, eradicating the lag time in between jobs or expansion of business activities into new states.
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Last November, the doctor leading the fight against the disease which can cause worms up to a meter long to grow before emerging through the skin, said the world had never been so close to eradicating Guinea worm.
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Eradicating the North Korean nuclear threat would indisputably rank among America's top diplomatic wins since World War II. Success in Singapore, twinned with the booming US economy, would also give Trump a strong argument in tough midterm elections.
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"But the kingdom, by the grace of God and in cooperation with its sisters and friends, has made big successes in eradicating terrorism and has worked decisively and with determination to dry its sources," he added, without elaborating.
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Put simply, while we were nearly eradicating TB, the arsenal of wonder drugs — along with practices like elective cesarean sections, processing foods and purifying water — were carpet-bombing many good microbes, alongside toxic germs, that come with birth.
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The Somali National Army and the African Union Mission to Somalia have succeeded in eliminating al-Shabaab insurgents in southern Somalia, and will continue to be vigilant and active in eradicating the extremist group from the country entirely.
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HONG KONG — Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of Hong Kong on Sunday, clashing with the police in a protest against an impending decision by China's Parliament aimed at eradicating a nascent independence movement in the territory.
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Our society has, in some ways, made great progress in how it approaches the education of children like I was, but we still have a long ways to go in eradicating our distrust and disdain for other languages.
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"As a matter of due process, everyone has the right to the presumption of innocence, but as the FIFA president reiterated yesterday, FIFA is fully committed to eradicating all forms of wrongdoing at any level in football," it said.
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"There is a need for corporations to bring the discussion into the boardroom and on to the front page of their annual reports," he said, calling on companies to develop best practices for eradicating slavery in their supply chains.
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Altogether, we were announcing twelve new items, including actions around financial protection and literacy, improving maternal health care, increasing access to jobs, improving education, eradicating homelessness, and redoubling efforts to make sure the Indian Child Welfare Act was followed.
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The teens, ranging in age from 13 to 18 years old -- and from several different parts of the country -- are part of Truth Initiative, which bills itself as the largest nonprofit public health organization dedicated to eradicating tobacco use.
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Efforts to combat Zika are focused on protecting people from being bitten and on eradicating mosquitoes, a tough task in many parts of Latin America, where people live in poverty and there are plentiful breeding grounds for the insect.
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The asteroid strike, which ended the Cretaceous Period and opened the Paleogene Period, laid waste to the world, eradicating the dinosaurs except their bird descendants, seagoing reptiles that dominated the oceans, and important marine invertebrates and numerous plant species.
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David Uberti reports that the New Jersey attorney general sent a letter to Facebook inquiring about an anti-Semitic page: Anti-Semitic comments, such as arguments for eradicating Jews "like Hitler did," have flooded a New Jersey Facebook page.
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I know so much about it, yet I didn't necessarily know how close we are to eradicating it and just how important it is to really advocate to vaccinate your kids, to get the polio vaccine into areas everywhere.
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The teams were scored on three factors: evaluation skill (finding bugs), patching skill (patching and eradicating bugs), and availability (assessing the damage to see if the system has broken or slowed down while trying to patch and find bugs).
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Biram Dah Abeid, a politician and lawyer, called on the European Union (EU) to follow the lead of the United States, which ended trade benefits for Mauritania in November due to insufficient progress in eradicating forced labor and slavery.
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His plan for "eradicating ISIS quickly," as he pledged repeatedly throughout his campaign, appears to be a series of direct frontal assaults -- first on Mosul, the terrorist group's stronghold in Iraq, then on Raqqa, the group's "capital" in Syria.
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"While MBS' supporters insist that Saturday's move had absolutely nothing to do with staving off a coup and maintain that it was entirely about eradicating corruption, detaining Mutaib does also seemingly serve a broader power consolidation agenda," wrote Croft.
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Eradicating that deadline, which was set in 2015, is just one of the goals of NYC Loft Tenants (NYCLT), a group of housing advocates fighting to improve and expand the Loft Law so many more people qualify for coverage.
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But Somaliland government spokesman Mukhtar Mohamed Ali said eradicating FGM was a priority and a proposed law - that was amended after opposition from Islamic clerics - is before the president and could be passed by the end of the year.
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Dragons, zombie dragons, globe-trotting bastards, reunions, pregnancies, ice battles, fire battles, greyscale cures, lineage revelations — the abbreviated season, which began with Arya eradicating House Frey, has been more overstuffed than the son pie she served Walder last year.
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Nathaniel R. Jones, a former chief legal spokesman for the civil rights movement and later a federal appeals court judge who devoted his long career to eradicating the legacy of slavery endured by his own family, died on Jan.
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That's not to take away from some of the most successful philanthropists, like Bill Gates, a co-founder of Microsoft who has spent years devoting himself to learning everything about polio and malaria, for example, and working toward eradicating them.
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Many activists hope the estimate, published last month, will galvanize rights groups and governments as they strive to meet a global goal of eradicating modern slavery by 2030 - part of the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) adopted two years ago.
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Succeeding Navratil as director in 1986, he transformed what had now become known as the "Center for Art and Psychotherapy" into an artists' community, establishing its Artists' House and eradicating the use of the word "patient" to describe its residents.
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"We need to probably add to those regimens to have the best chance of eradicating all of the clones that lead to (drug) resistance," said Craig Tendler, head of late development and global medical affairs at Johnson & Johnson's Janssen division.
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But the fact that our hubs of multiplicity can exist in such close proximity to these disparate, fear-tinged realities is evidence enough that we are capable of eradicating those hellscapes entirely, even if the powers that be aren't so inclined.
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Despite the discovery of effective treatments that can put the virus in remission, experts say an HIV vaccine is critical to eradicating the virus that causes AIDS, which has infected 75 million people and killed 6893 million globally as of 2018.
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Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi rose to power in 2014 with strong American backing under the belief that he would forge a political accommodation with the country's Sunnis — seen as the only long-term route to eradicating the Islamic State.
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The problem is that this route almost certainly involves eradicating one or more of May's fabled "red lines" — likely the one on staying in the customs union — and the backlash from hardline Brexiteers in May's own party will be severe.
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Now is the time to get to the root of America's culture of violence and racism in order to achieve national consensus on eradicating institutional racism, ending economic injustice, and infusing our politics with a culture of civility, respect, and honor.
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When the US tried to stop cocaine production by eradicating coca leaf cultivation in Colombia, for instance, all that the aerial spraying and destruction of millions of hectares of farmland did was spread production to Colombia's neighbors, Bolivia and Peru.
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Josh Singer's script doesn't gloss over the more controversial aspects of the space program, nor its detractors, whose concerns — that the money could be put to better use towards eradicating hunger and poverty on Earth, for example — are given fair consideration.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. trade deficit increased to a more than nine-year high in January, with the shortfall with China widening sharply, suggesting that President Donald Trump's "America First" trade policies aimed at eradicating the deficit will likely fail.
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The mother of two spoke about the importance of eradicating child pornography, a project that she's taken on in partnership with the Child Rescue Coalition, an organization that works to stop the trafficking of files and protects children from active abuse.
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The chestnut blight, a fungus originally from Japan, killed some 4 billion American chestnut trees in the first half of the 20th century, nearly eradicating a signature species that previously dominated hardwood forests in the eastern part of the country.
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But Dr. Farley, who served as New York's health commissioner from 2009 to 2014, says the city's efforts helped demonstrate that the key to eradicating lifestyle-related diseases is by changing environments — making bad choices harder and good ones easier.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Mali has eliminated Guinea worm disease bringing the world a step closer to eradicating the debilitating parasitic disease that is now only endemic in three African countries, the U.S.-based Carter Center said, citing provisional government figures.
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"Country efforts in this space may have been hindered by a lack of agreement on definitions and how to measure forced labor," said Nick Grono, chief executive of the Freedom Fund, the first private donor fund dedicated to eradicating slavery.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - France on Tuesday proposed that the United Nations Security Council back a West African force to combat terrorism, drug and human trafficking by "eradicating the actions" of Islamist militants and organized crime groups in the Sahel region.
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Controlling for factors like smoking, exercise, income and marital status for the benefit of clean statistics may have ended up eradicating the very mechanisms by which happiness may improve health: quitting smoking, exercising, holding down a good job, staying married.
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I first met D.A. — everyone called him D.A. — in 1963, when I joined the epidemic intelligence service program at the C.D.C. As we chatted in a cafeteria line, D.A. raised the theoretical possibility of eradicating smallpox, a preventable but incurable scourge.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's sports minister told the World Anti-Doping Agency chief on Wednesday that Moscow was fully committed to eradicating doping after Russian athletes were barred from the Rio Olympics, and he pledged full cooperation with WADA for fair sport.
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In 1932, the Natural History Museum pulled out of the country as Mongolia descended into Stalinist Communism, executing 30,000 intellectuals and Buddhist leaders, eradicating traditional garb, Mongolian vertical script and Khan as a symbol of national pride — all bourgeois indulgences.
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Gates notes that "some things, like eradicating polio, are inherently inspiring," but he still believes that Jobs' ability to sell any product or idea would come in handy, even though Gates has worked to improve his public speaking over the years.
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In Brilliant Imperfection, Clare dives into the medicalization of disability and our society's obsession with cures—with eradicating and disappearing disability—as it relates to gender transition, sexuality, taking disabled and abled lovers, and the makings of queer, crip-positive sex.
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For example, the blockchain system found a discrepancy in the volume allocation of a trade of French gas sold by Eni to BP, eradicating a mistake that would have cost time at a later stage, a spokesman for BTL said.
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In contrast to institutional giving opportunities, where a gift has a tangible result such as the creation of a new building, there just aren't as many safe, shovel-ready projects focused on initiatives such as eradicating diseases or reducing concentrated poverty.
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Other than believing in miracles — the United States economy, as opposed to Wall Street, is on the cusp of an extraordinary boom; China will come to Mexico's rescue; eradicating corruption in Mexico will solve all problems — there are no credible alternatives.
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It's evident there's mounting internal pressure at tech companies for leadership to get their shit together—whether it's eradicating systemic harassment and discrimination within their walls or choosing not to create and deploy unethical systems that negatively impact the world's most vulnerable.
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Sanders, who launched his campaign nine months ago with a small, sparsely attended news conference on Capitol Hill, has excited liberal activists with an anti-establishment message that calls for eradicating income inequality, breaking up the big banks and providing free college tuition.
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Infused with salicylic acid, tea-tree oil, willow herb, and volcanic ash — all top-notch acne-eradicating ingredients — these clear dots adhere to the skin and get to work killing off that P.acnes bacteria, sopping up oil, and reducing inflammation as you sleep.
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To (not so) quickly recap: Asked point blank at a July 11th summit about eradicating fake news, Facebook suggested that Infowars had every right to stay up on Facebook because simply publishing unprovable, baseless allegations is not enough to warrant a ban.
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Like "Looking for Alaska," the ostensible lead, Josh (Colin Ford), is looking for a girl -- in this case Sam (Sophie Simnett), with whom he bonded before the nuclear blast that turned everything upside down, eradicating the adults while leaving teenagers (conveniently) unscathed.
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"The Anti-Discrimination Act furthers the State's substantial interest in eradicating discrimination, an interest that is 'unrelated to the suppression of expression' ... and that interest would be achieved less effectively if 'expressive' businesses were allowed to discriminate," lawyers for the couples write.
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The name "Sentinels" should be familiar to any fan of the X-Men comics or films — in Days of Future Past, they were the powerful robots who were eradicating mutants in a bleak, dystopian future where much of the world was in ruins.
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We started out the year marching against inequality and we finished it by coming forward with painful, deeply personal stories of sexual harassment and assault in hopes of empowering other survivors, holding sexual predators responsible for their actions, and eradicating rape culture.
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Instead, it has to go to designated landfill sites that Adam Brindle—managing director of Japanese Knotweed Specialists (JKWS), a company that specialises in eradicating the plant—says can cost around £250 for an 80-litre bin bag full to be taken away.
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The Dynatone, which retailed for around $70 ($506 today), resembled an electric razor topped with two metal balls which delivered mild battery-generated electric shocks to the face, promising to tone the underlying muscles, thereby eradicating fine lines, wrinkles, and double-chin.
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The sudden crackdown followed weeks of mounting questions being lobbed at both Facebook and YouTube about why, if they were really committed to eradicating hate speech and disinformation, they would allow someone like Jones to continue cultivating an audience on their platforms.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - One in seven people with HIV in the Europe Union region is unaware they have the virus, seriously hampering efforts to meet a global 2030 deadline for eradicating the AIDS epidemic, a senior health expert said on Tuesday.
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"We know that insecticide resistance remains one of the biggest threats to eradicating malaria largely because of our reliance on a very limited number of insecticides," Head of Global Vegetable Seeds and Environmental Science at Bayer, Jacqueline Appelgate, said at the launch.
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Bernie Sanders continued to be a man on an economic mission, full of populist passion, with a tendency to reduce his policy prescriptions to eradicating the evils associated with the millionaires and billionaires who populate PACs, Wall Street banks and insurance companies.
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While the jury is still out there on what will be the most effective strategy for eradicating neo-Nazism and racism in America, the only thing certain is that outrage may have reached terminal levels, and sensitivities are most certainly running high.
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Michael Flynn as national security advisor, both hard-liners, it looks like the race pendulum may be swinging back across the decades, potentially eradicating the forward progress we've made in this country to respect all Americans as equal partners in our democracy.
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If the price of totally eradicating North Korea's nuclear capability is to have inspections of our military facilities in South Korea, then the choice may be to either change American policy on inspections of U.S. bases or the withdrawal all of our troops.
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It is important for the record to note, that for over a decade, I dedicated myself to eradicating and combating sexual harassment, sexual assault, toxic environments, unconscious bias and all of the other behaviors that are contrary to mutual respect and good order.
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The Obama administration made a commitment to eradicating sexual violence on campus and in 2011 released a "Dear Colleague Letter" guiding disciplinary practices under Title IX. More than 400 investigations were opened by the federal government examining how schools responded to students.
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The administration has taken an ax to regulations, loosening government oversight in the economy and eradicating Democratic rules in areas ranging from school lunches to the number of dolphins and sea turtles who can be killed in swordfishing nets off the West Coast.
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Not by signing strict speech restrictions into law, but by signaling the urgency of the problem and acknowledging that online extremism will spread unless governments and tech companies refine the processes of identifying and eradicating dangerous content before it reaches those most vulnerable.
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Today, decapitations in the name of religion are a gruesome hallmark of Islamist extremists, but here they introduce a dispute involving the Japanese authorities, who, intent on maintaining the country's power and isolation, are set on eradicating Christianity, its proselytizers and converts.
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He detailed his actions against drug trafficking and organized crime while he was in charge of Venezuela's National Anti-Drugs Organization from 2006-12, including installing a radar network covering all Venezuela's airspace for the first time, arresting traffickers and eradicating illicit crops.
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"Together with a growing body of evidence suggesting that increased knowledge and expertise in a topic area exacerbates rather than ameliorates political bias, the prognosis for eradicating partisan bias with harder data and better education does not seem particularly rosy," the meta-studies authors conclude.
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But at a time when the US has made eradicating radical Islamic terrorism its No. 1 priority, the consequences of such an obvious failure so early in Trump's presidency are likely to be considerable, raising fundamental questions about America's role in the Middle East.
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The ten-member Association of South-East Asian Nations is committed to eradicating drug use, processing and trafficking by 2020—an implausible goal, especially since the Golden Triangle, the region where Laos, Myanmar and Thailand meet, produces a hefty share of the world's opium.
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Since he left his job running one of world's most powerful tech companies and where she also worked as a top product exec, Bill and Melinda Gates have dedicated their lives to global philanthropy, with a particular emphasis on education and eradicating infectious diseases.
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After the Indian government refused assistance to help her cover the cost of corrective surgery Quereshi reached out to Make Love Not Scars, an organization that supports acid attack victims and works towards eradicating acid attacks completely, who helped her raise the money she needed.
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The Suicide Squad actress, who grew up not always knowing where her next meal would come from, is now the ambassador for Hunger Is, a joint charitable initiative between the Albertsons Foundation and the Entertainment Industry Foundation aimed at eradicating childhood hunger in America.
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Duterte won the presidency by a wide margin in 2016 on promises of eradicating drugs and crime, and recent opinion polls indicate broad support for him and for the crackdown, despite widespread allegations of police cover-ups and summary killings resulting from weak intelligence.
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The Doctor's World When I worked at what is now the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta in 1964, my boss, Dr. Donald A. Henderson, sent me to West Africa to help with an immunization program aimed at eradicating measles in eight countries.
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What it does mean is that countries with long histories of rampant and systemic corruption, often as a result of autocratic government, face huge obstacles in eradicating the blight, since it infects the very institutions, political and judicial, that are needed to fight it.
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Any credible effort at reforming the clerical culture of the church, restoring trust, instituting accountability and eradicating the cancer of sexual abuse will require the full participation of experts, prosecutors, victims and many others outside the clergy and the church — women as well as men.
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Enter "The Last Sharknado," which picks up right where its predecessor left off, with Fin (Ian Ziering) thrust back in time, fighting his way through a series of historical settings in the hope of eradicating Sharknadoes (presumably that's the accurate plural) and saving the future.
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Well, let's do them one better: The United States should consider eradicating the voting age entirely and letting every American citizen who can successfully fill out a ballot be counted in our local, state, and national elections (and yes, this goes for felons too).
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Nominal GDP, or GDP at current market prices, fell 0.1 percent in the first quarter to mark the first contraction in five quarters, as relatively weak demand prevented many firms from passing on rising import costs to households, underscoring the challenges of eradicating Japan's sticky deflationary mindset.
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That latter storyline is a response to the original Dynasty's botched decision to "cure" the gay-as-allowed Steven Carrington 1.0 (Al Corley, followed by Jack Coleman) by having him suffer vague blunt-force trauma after falling into a pool, momentarily eradicating any lingering feelings of homosexuality.
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" Added Fedderson, the oganization's co-founder, vice chairman and president: "Our Drive the Dream Diamond Jubilee is not only an opportunity to celebrate the many years of bringing joy into the hearts of children, but also to unite under one collective goal of eradicating child abuse.
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The U.S. commitment to eradicating polio dates back to 2628, when New York City was struck with the first major outbreak of the disease in the country – a historic epidemic that launched what would become a truly global campaign to develop a vaccine and end this disease.
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"We need a candidate committed to protecting and promoting women's rights, but too often, only women candidates are asked about reproductive rights and justice, maternal health or mortality, combating sexism, and addressing and eradicating sexual violence--if these questions are even asked at all," the letter states.
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Two separate research teams in the UK and Canada examined how oncolytic viruses—which specifically infect and kill cancer cells—could interact with other immunotherapies to create a therapeutic cocktail that is far more effective at completely eradicating cancers than any of its individual therapies alone.
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But she suggests that a more phlegmatic approach to the limited threat that terrorism really represents, along with an acceptance that eradicating it may not be possible, would allow people to think more clearly about how far they want to sacrifice civil liberties in responding to it.
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While such a collaboration could be effective in eradicating the Islamic State, Mr. de Mistura said during an interview in Beirut, the carnage and destruction caused by the Syrian and Russian militaries in Syria increasingly make it more problematic politically for Mr. Trump to align with Russia.
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Cersei also appears to form an alliance with the Iron Bank of Braavos (though their intentions could be misleading), and she successfully plays Daenerys and Tyrion for fools by abandoning her home of Casterly Rock in favor of taking Highgarden from the Tyrells, forever eradicating their bloodline.
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While two photographs captured in 353 by Wehrmacht soldiers may portray these playful pieces, the royal palaces were soon bombed, eradicating any concrete evidence that the empress — known for quite the sexual appetite — ever sat around such mischievous decor, sipping on state-produced vodka while contemplating horseplay.
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Burt quickly recognized the biggest risk posed by this type of genetic engineering: while nobody could question the value of eliminating a disease like malaria, it might not be possible to gauge the long-term ecological impact of eradicating an entire species, no matter how deadly.
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By episode's end, the Kingdom's path to war was clear and Carol and Morgan had switched places, with her relocating inside the walls and him to the recovery cabin, where he will either emotionally convalesce or revert to his walker-eradicating "clear" mode from earlier seasons.
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An astonishing 85033% of all patents challenged — most of them brought by companies accused in federal court of stealing the intellectual property of others (the legal term is "infringement") — result in canceled patent claims and the eradicating of the patent holder's property rights in the innovation.
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But that also suggests that the Mexican army is placing a higher focus on eradicating poppies than on marijuana; after all, the army has seized an average of 850 tons harvested and dried marijuana annually in recent years, suggesting there are hundreds of thousands of acres under cultivation.
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The automated approach that Twitter took to eradicating ISIS was successful: "I haven't seen a legit ISIS supporter on Twitter who lasts longer than 15 seconds for two-and-a-half years," Amarnath Amarasingam, an extremism researcher at the Institute for Strategic Dialogue, told Motherboard in a phone call.
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To skeptics who sweated our ever-eradicating attention spans—and to creators who were accustomed to telling stories over the course of minutes and hours, not mere seconds—Vine must initially have seemed like a low-brow Beelzebub, a goofy lark for people who wanted instant, swiftly forgettable gratification.
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His story involves naïve, chump-like leaders who foolishly toppled foreign autocrats—"foreign regimes that we know nothing about, that we shouldn't be involved with," as he puts it—instead of applying brutal, unsqueamish violence to the single task of eradicating Islamic State (IS) and other fanatical extremists.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL IN MINNESOTA REQUIRES ENGLISH COURSE AIMED AT ERADICATING WHITE PRIVILEGE Under Oregon's mandatory reporting and child abuse laws, any person under the age of 18 is unable to give consent — meaning any sexual activity, even if it's consensual, is considered abuse and needs to be reported.
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"Under the Seventh Amendment to the Constitution, everyone has a right to a civil jury trial, and no one can take that right away from you," said Jeff Dion, an attorney and the CEO of the Zero Abuse Project, an advocacy group focused on eradicating sexual abuse of minors.
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It is clear to me that by eradicating the tension of the material, my friend has been able to give her children exactly what she wanted to give them — love, authority, the right advice — where for other people these things got mixed up and snagged on one another.
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On the counterterrorism front, the use of drones and air strikes — often necessitated by over reliance on technology and the lack of direct access to where the terror plots are being woven — has taken too many innocent lives over the years and has been ineffective in eradicating the problem.
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Gyude Moore, a visiting fellow at the U.S. Center for Global Development (CGD), and former Minister of Public Works in the Johnson Sirleaf administration during the Ebola crisis, agrees with Nyenswah's observation, but for him, Liberia's success in eradicating the disease was grounded in something more fundamental — democratic values.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama and some administration officials have hailed recent military gains against Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, but other U.S. officials and outside experts warn that the U.S.-backed air and ground campaign is far from eradicating the radical Islamic group, and could even backfire.
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In a world with close to one billion people chronically food insecure and millions facing acute hunger and malnutrition, the United States and other developed countries will face the political questions about whether we will see eradicating global hunger as an overriding obligation surpassing other internal policy objectives.
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According to the Agence France Press news agency, the lead funder of the research was the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, which has poured close to $100 million into the development of gene drive technology — especially via the research consortium Target Malaria — with the aim of eradicating the disease.
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Following a series of efforts to control the pest population, Prime Minister John Key announced in July the launch of "Predator Free New Zealand 2050," an initiative aimed at eradicating every single rat, stoat, and possum (and now, feral cat) from the 103,000-square-mile country by 2050.
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According to Clark, franchises have become increasingly adept at structuring player contracts in ways that are "eradicating the NFL's middle class and costing its lower tier much of its leverage"—mostly through language that reduces pay if players get hurt and/or fail to make their teams' 21980-man gameday rosters.
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That includes eradicating the last vestiges of the group's network of fighters, supporting resurgent governance in the areas the group once held, developing sustainable intelligence sources and law enforcement options for the group's terrorist network, and increasing the pressure against the group in what remains a virtual safe haven: the internet.
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Joel and his friend Tess (Jessica Regan) are rightfully shocked when Charlie repeatedly insists he's going to beat lymphoma with "alternative treatments" like juice fasts, acupuncture, and mango-passionfruit enemas, as opposed to chemotherapy, which Joel keeps screaming has a 94-percent effectiveness rate at eradicating his friend's specific form of cancer.
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"Because Gilead's drugs offer a cure for a serious and life-threatening infectious disease, pricing the treatment in a manner that effectively allows H.C.V. to continue spreading through vulnerable populations, as opposed to eradicating the disease altogether, results in massive public harm," she wrote, referring to the hepatitis C virus by its initials.
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And best of all, science often doesn't just tackle problems by kicking the proverbial can down the road, but rather by eradicating issues completely—like we did with diseases like smallpox, or by inventing freezers so our food doesn't spoil, or by flashlights so we can see outside on a rainy night.
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" These sentiments are echoed by Ravi Kumar of the Anti Caste Discrimination Alliance, a group dedicated to eradicating caste in the UK. "We have been told of examples of youths fighting at music events due to caste-based lyrics," he says "I personally experienced it growing up myself whilst in the West Midlands.
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Study calls out 'dark patterns' in Facebook and Google that push users toward less privacy Beyond eradicating dark pattern design, the bill also proposes prohibiting user interface designs that cultivate "compulsive usage" in children under the age of 13 as well as disallowing online platforms from conducting "behavioral experiments" without informed user consent.
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Reflecting the surrounding demographics, the audience was made up almost entirely of African-Americans, a population she argued the current governor, Andrew M. Cuomo, has disregarded, with too little investment in public schools, too little effort made at eradicating inequality, too much capitulation to big-moneyed interests and venal and corrupt state legislators.
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" Both men discussed the Trump administration's plans and commitment to eradicating the gang — though Homan stopped himself from divulging too much methodology at one point: "I'd rather not share the factors we consider to look at because, I don't want to share that with the criminal element who may be watching this program.
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The article "Protesters in Hong Kong Clash With Police Over Lawmakers' Fate" provides additional information: HONG KONG — Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of Hong Kong on Sunday, clashing with the police in a protest against an impending decision by China's Parliament aimed at eradicating a nascent independence movement in the territory.
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For someone who is fixated on, as the gallery claims in its press release, "ideas surrounding origin and authenticity," Turk seems intent on eradicating not only the idea that artists are able to produce things that provoke new and original discussion, but also on eliminating the distinction between public and private discourse.
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For this generation, the tree of influence is short and irregularly shaped: Soulja Boy for self-started, Internet-driven fame; ASAP Rocky and the rest of the ASAP Mob for flamboyance and for eradicating regional loyalty; Chief Keef for the disassembly of traditional ideas about verse structure; Young Thug for radiant weirdness and genuine indifference.
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Designed to bring car rentals into the mobile age and in turn improve the user experience, the Virtuo app lets you book and unlock a Mercedes A-Class or GLA "in minutes," at stations across the various cities the company operates, eradicating long wait times and arduous paperwork often associated with renting a car.
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MULTI-PRONGED STRATEGY Sibanye's strategy for eradicating the problem is multi-pronged: a tip-off and reward system to encourage employees to report suspicious activity, tactical security units that can go underground to make arrests, and access checks such as biometrics, also used by rivals such as Harmony, to ensure only authorised personnel gain entry.
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A responsible border policy includes the strategic physical barriers (the aforementioned and perhaps others), eradicating invasive species along the Rio Grande River that run counter to security efforts, new infrastructure and personnel at ports of entry, and additional training and oversight that ensure accountability and clarify what resources are necessary to enhance national security.
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While seeking to revitalize our economy and restore public confidence, the government must meet milestones that signify true progress toward better lives for all: eradicating corruption, providing universal education, reducing unemployment, raising living standards, attracting foreign investment, encouraging domestic entrepreneurship, financing government through fair taxes, improving housing and healthcare and extending internet services for all.
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There's a simple reason films like Equals, Equilibrium, and THX 1138 keep coming back In Drake Doremus' chilly new science fiction film Equals, Silas (Nicholas Hoult) and Nia (Kristen Stewart) star as star-crossed lovers with a familiar problem: they live in a future world that's supposedly fixed all its problems by eradicating emotion.
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The truest sign that Mr. West has succeeded is that these are not fractures at all for Chance, who on the jubilant, nourishing "Coloring Book," his third solo release, has blossomed into a crusader and a pop savant, coming as close as anyone has to eradicating the walls between the sacred and the secular.
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And when it comes to Mr. Kim, Mr. Trump has in recent months pivoted from disparaging the leader as "Little Rocket Man" on Twitter to using precious foreign diplomacy hours on a much-publicized summit meeting that was heavy on theater but did not go far enough to eradicating the North Korean nuclear threat.
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Shop outdoor gear at Cotopaxi here The founders of Cotopaxi met at a UPenn reunion, where their similar backgrounds in entrepreneurship and passion for helping others led to the founding of Cotopaxi, a B-Corp that sells sustainable outdoor products, puts on adventure scavenger hunts around the world, and provides targeted grants to poverty-eradicating nonprofits.
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"This is not a victory announcement, but a significant progress in the fight against Daesh," said Mustafa Bali, an SDF media official on Twitter after U.S.-backed fighters said they took a big step towards eradicating Islamic State's last territorial possession in eastern Syria, seizing the jihadist camp at Baghouz and cornering remaining fighters against the Euphrates river.
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A three-judge 3rd Circuit panel unanimously held that the city was required only to show that it had a reasonable basis for adopting the 2017 law, and not to present empirical evidence proving that it would have the intended effect of eradicating pay bias, to defeat the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia's motion for a preliminary injunction.
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Eric Gottwald, legal and policy director for the Washington-based International Labor Rights Forum, said he was struck by Department of Labor's stress on eradicating slave labor because it puts U.S. workers at a competitive disadvantage U.S. foreign policy has typically portrayed forced labor as a violation of international human rights standards that must be stamped out, he said.
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Glassberg has already received confirmation that construction will destroy at least a 150-foot swath south of the wall, eradicating "a huge growth of tree and vegetation on our property … We've also heard intonations they will decide to clear everything south of the wall," which would destroy up to 70 percent of the center, he adds.
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Berkeley's Jennifer Doudna and her colleague from the Max Planck Institute Emmanuelle Charpentier head to court on December 6th to face off against MIT's Feng Zhang and present their argument before three US Patent and Trademark Office judges on why they, not Zhang, deserve the to own the patent that potentially holds the key to eradicating all inherited diseases.
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"Not only are you eradicating one of the worst diseases in history, you're also helping the poorest countries provide their citizens with better health and a better future," he said, explaining that the infrastructure developed throughout the world has helped nations confront other deadly diseases, such as Ebola, and will help with others, including yellow fever and malaria.
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If you can get past the insane array of obstacles wrought by decades of stymied housing construction, the unrelenting influx of new tech money, and good, old-fashioned gentrification, you'll find no shortage of excitement as you bear witness to the super-rich eradicating a region's fabric while those left behind white-knuckle grip onto whatever they can.
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As President Trump, with Republican governors egging him on, considers stripping immigration protection from 211,000 "dreamers," whose parents brought them here hoping for a better life, it's obvious that these politicians would recklessly discard enough human capital to fill the city of Casper 12 times over for the pleasure of eradicating another trace of President Obama's legacy.
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However, as we were on the cusp of curing or eradicating so many ills that had plagued humanity for so long, we began to discover new threats such as HIV/AIDS, Ebola Virus Disease, Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), and many others that have become global epidemic concerns, causing massive loss of life, and widespread human suffering.
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When I saw the final battle in Endgame for the second time — in IMAX, of course — it was a week after Arya Stark had stabbed the Night King in the heart in Episode 3 of GoT's final season, instantly eradicating the White Walkers and relegating the Army of the Dead back into lifeless corpses just as it seemed like all was lost.
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The martyred Oscar Romero, former archbishop of San Salvador, was made a saint on Sunday morning, alongside six other canonized church figures, including Pope Paul VI. The canonization of Romero — whose Latin American origins and commitment to social justice mirror that of the current pontiff, Pope Francis — is a powerfully symbolic reaffirmation of Francis's own long-held dedication to eradicating wealth inequality.
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What would redeem this self-hating morass of identity synecdoche and self-eradicating metonymy was America, a country ripe for personal or racial or religious reinvention, in which the transformational procedures that caused European Jews to de-Judaize themselves into "socialists" and separate themselves from their co-religionists by branding them "capitalists" was reproduced by nearly every immigrant ethnicity: Italians, Irish, Russians, etc.
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A 2011 Center for Global Development case study pegged the cost at $5 to $8 per person treated; a 1997 analysis by the World Bank estimated that if one only considers the increase in agricultural productivity that would result from eradicating the worm (achieved by eliminating worm-related work absences), and no other potential benefits, the rate of return is 29 percent.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Democrats start hinting Sanders should drop out Coronavirus disrupts presidential campaigns MORE mentioned the HIV/AIDS epidemic during his State of the Union speech last year, at the time calling for Congress to commit funding to developing a cure for the virus and eradicating it within 10 years.
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"We are directing massive resources towards eradicating the slightest hint of any person speaking about the virus, and I promise you that any conversation or literature pertaining to the virus will be completely eliminated during the next seven days," said Xi, warning that if immediate action was not taken, it could be too late to stop the spread of information.
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Editorial Eradicating "radical Islamic terrorism" from the face of the earth has been President Trump's mantra, first in the campaign, then in his Inaugural Address and remarks a day later to the C.I.A. No one would argue with fighting back against the Islamic State, also known as ISIS, and other terrorist groups that threaten the United States, Europe, the Middle East and beyond.
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"It's very likely that to protect their lives and the lives of unarmed civilians, police had to increase the use of force," he added in comments broadcast on local TV channel Canal N. The unrest underscores the risks of forcibly eradicating illegal coca, a crop that tends to fetch a much higher price in Peru than alternatives such as coffee and cacao.
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As a former New York State judge who spearheaded the effort to open the state's Human Trafficking Intervention Courts and as the current head of a nonprofit dedicated to eradicating gender violence, I applaud law enforcement for severing this monstrous operation at the root: targeting the sex buyers who perpetuate the brutal cycle of abuse and exploitation of vulnerable women.
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As much as the Piers Morgans and Ricky Gervaises and other assorted useless commentators of the world enjoy hand-wringing and bloviating over how nasty the left is being and how rude and terrible it is to temporarily inconvenience powerful men, there should be no debate over the importance of eradicating fascism, and of confronting its agents when they poke their ugly heads out into the commons.
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In an interview with the BBC, Branson said a hard Brexit would be "devastating for many Virgin companies," and would force the group to move investment away from the U.K. A hard Brexit is one in which along with leaving the European Union, the U.K. also leaves both the European single market and the customs union, eradicating existing free trade agreements with the bloc.
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"The drop in prevalence is a step in the right direction, but the military still has a long way to go in ending the epidemic of rape and sexual assault, holding assailants accountable, preventing and punishing retaliation, and eradicating rampant misogyny and harassment within the ranks," Protect our Defenders, an advocacy group focused on combating sexual assault in the military, said in a statement.
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Flamingo, the women's line Harry's introduced this fall, and Billie, a "wellness company" that hinges its hopes and dreams and branding on eradicating the pink tax — the phenomenon of companies putting unexplained markups on women's products even when they're identical to men's in all ways except ludicrous aesthetics — can step strongly into the space by disrupting not razors themselves, but the speech around them.
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Usually, those words aren't found in the same sentence together, and for a very good, yet very dumb, reason: We've all been conditioned since puberty to believe that oil is the kiss of death for your face, and instead, you should slather acidic, drying, and hella-irritating toners, scrubs, and cleansers across your face in hopes of eradicating every spot and bump in existence.
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The term intentional community dates to the late 1940s, when the Inter-Community Exchange — an organization formed in Yellow Springs, Ohio, in the wake of World War II to help promote peaceful, cooperative living arrangements (in the hope of eradicating war altogether) — changed its name to the Fellowship of Intentional Communities; the founders felt the new title better conveyed the deliberateness with which these groups were assembling.
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SAAD HARIRI: I think eradicating corruption… SAAD HARIRI: Absolutely… everything that's going to go through from CEDRE, especially the privatization will have special committees, uh, you know, following the transparency, one of them is from the creditors because we, what we did in CEDRE we asked government to have a committee to follow all these projects and asked that there is full transparency on these projects.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer on Monday vowed to oppose any post-Brexit trade deal with the U.K. that would risk Northern Ireland's peaceful status quo by reinstalling a hard southern border with the Republic of Ireland, which will remain part of the EU. U.K. leader Johnson has made eradicating the Irish "backstop" the key non-negotiable in his attempt to return to the table with European leaders.
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In theory, FOSTA-SESTA helps the government hold websites accountable for providing safe havens for sex traffickers; in practice, the law has led platforms across the internet to crack down on anything even remotely related to sex work (and sometimes even just sex), eradicating message boards and resources that sex workers use to screen clients, share safety tips, and get out of unsafe and nonconsensual sex work situations.
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Eradicating the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) will not stop jihadist terrorism, Republican presidential candidate Ben CarsonBenjamin (Ben) Solomon CarsonCarson's affordable housing idea drawing undue flak Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules it says are too lax MORE said Wednesday.
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We have recently learned that President-elect Trump has ethical and business conflicts that seem to violate the Constitution; is skipping his national security briefings while dangerously departing from longstanding bipartisan foreign policy; has criticized union workers and protesters on his Twitter feed; and plans to staff much of his cabinet and high-level leadership with billionaires dedicated to eradicating the very programs they are tasked with overseeing.
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As chronicled by The Wall Street Journal, Neumann's peccadillos included smoking weed on a private jet flight to Israel from the U.S., freaking out the plane's owner; firing seven percent of his staff, then bringing in Darryl McDaniels of Run-DMC and drinking tequila with the remaining employees; and flying senior employees to a summer camp where he riffed about solving the problem of orphans and eradicating world hunger.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - (Corrects names of universities in 12th paragraph of March 6 story to "Nanyang Technological University Singapore and the CGFNS International" from "the National University of Singapore and IMD in Lausanne", following a correction by the WHO) The World Health Organization unveiled a landmark reform on Wednesday that targets billions of people around the globe and puts a stress on primary care for all rather than "moonshot" projects like eradicating diseases.
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Driven by ideals surrounding equality, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation works hard to assist people worldwide to lead "healthy, productive lives," from fighting extreme poverty and stamping out hunger in developing countries, to providing education opportunities in places such as the U.S. In fact, the foundation recently teamed up with the MiSK Foundation to offer $10 million to innovators to fund ideas that would tackle global issues such as eradicating poverty.
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Here are the keys to eradicating slavery: strengthen local organizations that protect vulnerable communities; educate vulnerable communities so they know and can assert their rights; mobilize communities by organizing anti-slavery committees that serve as a protective "neighborhood watch" against human traffickers; increase access to essential services, especially schools, basic health care and credit; strengthen laws and law enforcement; and ensure that slavery survivors receive appropriate services care so they are not re-enslaved.
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Mr. Petrosino immigrated to the United States with his father in 1873 when he was 13; managed to apprentice himself to Clubber Williams, the notoriously tough cop from Manhattan's tenderloin district; graduated from the White Wings corps of street sweepers to the police force; became the first Italian-American detective sergeant; and insinuated himself into the thankless job of eradicating the Black Hand, the gang of kidnappers and extortionists who preyed on vulnerable Italian immigrants.
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