Примери за extirpate

• It never attempted to extirpate its rivals. 

• Our religion is intended to extirpate vices, whereas it screens, nourishes, and incites them. 

• The only security was in extirpating the power. 

• When jealousy is once suffered to take root, it is impossible to extirpate it—therefore it is better not to let it gain ground. 

• We might, however, make it a metaphorical war by adopting the all-out, extirpating approach discussed above.

• Rather, we go all out and try to extirpate criminal activity.

• By analogy, introduced vertebrates, such as the weka, cat, rabbit, rat and mouse have all been extirpated, or recommended for it, for the same reason.

• This i solation will hinder re-introduction o f locally extirpated species from any regional species pool.

• To seek the help of the state to extirpate communism exposed the millowners to stronger demands to reform the jobber system.

• The maintenance of barn owls in this area where terrestrial predators of rodents have been widely extirpated should be encouraged.

• It is consistent with being less afraid of being attacked by a criminal than of getting a deadly disease to insist that wrong acts be extirpated first.

• Thus, hurricanes, which generate large, widespread openings in the forest canopy, should decrease population densities of terrestrial gastropods, perhaps even extirpating less abundant species from some localities.

• Again they were met by the assurance of the employers that if certain extra precautions were taken they would extirpate lead poisoning.

• The socialist-inspired anti-industry climate and culture has not yet been properly extirpated from this country.

• It is made up of so many different elements that we shall not find it easy to extirpate it or reduce it.

• They have only kept on foot those poisonous glazes by time after time saying that they will extirpate lead poisoning.

• We do not want to extirpate the spirit of nationalism in this country or in any other country.

• We want to extirpate all creatures that are doing damage.

• If that be granted, surely our object should be, if possible, to endeavour gradually to extirpate this disease of tuberculosis from cattle in general.