Eradication in a sentence

Eradication: After eradication, did you still find any signs of malware or compromise?

A 10km eradication (red) zone and a 25km surveillance (purple) zone are in place, meaning hives cannot be moved into, within or out of those affected areas.

A city in the US state of Kentucky has officially declared September 3 as ‘Sanatana Dharma Day’ even as a row has erupted in India with a minister from Tamil Nadu calling for its eradication.

And so if part of Passover is trying to leave your personal Egypt, that starts with the scouring of your ego and then the eradication of your ego.

Another factor, Dr Gore-Francis told Observer, could be the intervention of members of the public under the aforementioned eradication programme.

A surprise visit by a senior health official has prompted the Pesticide department to run a rat eradication campaign at civic-run medical facilities and hospitals.

At the Health Wellness Center located in Kokdoro Panchayat of Kanke block of Ranchi, Health Minister Banna Gupta appreciated the vision of this eradication campaign started by the Prime Minister.

Before eradication, surveys of two lakes revealed 134 mountain yellow-legged frogs and 53 tadpoles.

But the eradication of prejudice is not enough; we must proactively build a diverse democracy and cherish the contributions of all.

CSA National Academy and SA U19 head coach Malibongwe Maketa believes that if all disadvantaged communities can attract investment through sport, it can be an avenue for the complete eradication of crime in these areas.

Dr. Luhanga said the new outbreak for the country requires a response with a Novel Oral Polio Type 2 Vaccine (n- OPV2) as per guidance from the Global Polio Eradication Initiative.

In his response, Oba Ogunoye commended Governor Rotimi Akeredolu for his efforts in the health sector, especially in Lassa fever eradication noting that residents of Owo were aware of ways of tackling the fever.

In response, a group called the Mission Yuppie Eradication Project emerged sometime around 1998.

In the early years of the U.S. invasion, Washington was reluctant to push for poppy eradication, aware this would alienate rural communities and drive them closer to the Taliban; reports even of U.S. Marines guarding poppy fields for farmers.

Nigeria’s economic growth, resource preservation, and citizen welfare hinge on the successful eradication of this threat.

Season two is the season on eradication of smallpox.

Such a reconsideration would represent a significant stride towards the eradication of violence against women and the assurance of justice for victims.

Taken to its logical extreme, the only solution to a false “us vs. them” dichotomy is the eradication of the other.

The petitioner has also urged the court to declare as unconstitutional the participation of the state ministers in the event titled ‘Sanatana Dharma Eradication’ conference in Chennai on September 2, 2023.

The philanthropist and co-founder of Microsoft has given tens of billions of dollars to charitable causes, and through the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation targets the eradication of infectious diseases such as polio and malaria.