Sentences with phrase «which for the eradication»

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But if we get to the point where we are back to zero - interest rates or worse, negative interest rates, the next logical step for central bankers is the eradication of cash and controlling our buying which can only really be done electronically with this emerging cryptocurrency technology.

With the reopening of the Japanese market, he said the state's aggressive testing and eradication process has reopened all markets to date except Mexico, which requires testing for the pest before export.

But the deal that was struck earlier this week entailed Stewart - Cousins taking leadership and the eradication of the IDC, both of which had Cuomo's support for the first time.

The President of the Republic, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo - Addo, has reiterated the commitment of his government to establishing the Infrastructure for Poverty Eradication Programme (IPEP)-- the vehicle which will ensure that each of the 275 constituencies receives the equivalent of $ 1 million per year for infrastructural development.

Other initiatives which have been captured under the Infrastructure for Poverty Eradication Programme includes small business development, agric input, water for all projects, and sanitation projects, which will cost, GHc110, 301,592, GHc70, 191,922, GHc47, 223,066 and GHc47, 223,066 respectively.

Vardhan, 59, is known for his pioneering role in the eradication of polio from India, which earlier this year was declared free of wild poliovirus.

CDC aims to spend more money on polio eradication, which has been tantalizingly close for some time, as well as prevention and control of infectious disease, HIV / AIDS, and chronic diseases.

After eradication, the WHO closed smallpox research labs across the world and destroyed all stocks of the virus except for two duplicate sets of representative strains, which were kept for research in two high - security establishments.

Instead, they think that the deep shade which the invasive species casts is responsible for its impact on native plants — even decades after rhododendron eradication.

An iron chelator deferoxamine (DFO) enhances accumulation in CSCs of PpIX from 5 - ALA, which will facilitate the elimination of CSCs for cancer eradication.

This suggests that the tool could be used to monitor for early warning of new invasions in other regions, which would let us enact control or eradication measures when they're most feasible.»

Details are murky, and it is unclear who and how many people were killed, says Oliver Rosenbauer, spokesperson for the Global Polio Eradication Initiative headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland, at the World Health Organization (WHO), which is following the events closely.

These results, which have impactful implications for research on HIV eradication, were published in Science Translational Medicine.

«We think that understanding the role of isoprenoids during gametocytogenesis and identifying metabolic steps absent or sufficiently different from its human host will allow us to design more efficient drugs to block malaria transmission, which is one of the key components for malaria elimination and eradication,» Cassera said.

Background: The strongest risk factor for oesophageal adenocarcinoma is reflux disease, and the rising incidence of this coincides with the eradication of Helicobacter pylori, both of which might alter the oesophageal microbiota.

There are so many books and articles I have read relating to candida eradication, I have tried countless diets with patients but have achieved much success with the following diet which I have found actually works for the majority of yeast infection sufferers.Not how I said the «majority»?

Hi Anna, there really isn't good research in this area or a validated diet protocol for SIBO but the experts in the field seem to agree that adding back some food for the microbes is better than starving them which seems to lead to hibernation and less effective eradication.

then the father and daughter disappear for three months in wilderness for eradication of liquor which fails eventually.

Should you be fortunate to gather a group together, there's a 4v4 Annihilation mode which pits teams against each other to eliminate Titans and earn the most points for when time is up, Predator mode sees you controlling Titans and causing havoc to achieve points, and finally, it's every player for themselves in Expulsion as up to six people compete in the eradication of Titans.

Javier Collado submitted a proposal for educational reform at global level (you can read it here: proposal for Rio +20) which was one of the most voted throughout the world in the group of Sustainable Development for Eradication of Poverty.

Another famous strategy targeting the anti-breeding legislation is the so - called «Oscar's Law,» which is actually a non-profit volunteer organization lobbying for the complete eradication of puppy mills.

The Inner Pups works exclusively in the most vulnerable communities through outreach programs that target the eradication of heart worm disease — a scourge which causes unnecessary pain and suffering for dogs as well as extraordinary expenses for owners and shelters.

Conservation Actions Underway Following the cat eradication programme, Ascension is maintained free of feral cats by enforcing a strict sterilisation regulation for all domestic cats, and by severely limiting the number of domestic cats that can be brought to the island, which are regulated through a cat registration database.

Cuomo, consistent in accepting poorly documented arguments from Audubon New York and the New York Sportsmen's Advisory Council, also for the second year in a row vetoed a bill which would have declared a moratorium on mute swan eradication.

Eradication of cats was possible for various reasons: firstly, it is an island with a very small human population and therefore with a low risk or re-introduction of cats; its size is small (26km2) which helps control and monitoring; and lastly, the vegetation is sparse, with many open areas.

In an interconnected and constrained world, in which we have a symbiotic relationship with the planet, environmental sustainability is a precondition for poverty eradication, economic development, and social justice.

«It's Orwellian that the biggest target of the DEA's Eradication Program is actually not a drug but instead a plant useful for everything from food to clothing to even auto parts, which currently must be imported to supply a $ 270 million industry,» says Eric Steenstra, President of Vote Hemp.

For example, the absence of malaria in the southeastern United States, where environmental conditions are conducive to the disease, is due to a massive Centers for Disease Control (CDC) eradication program begun in 1947, which rendered the problem insignificant within four years (CDC 200For example, the absence of malaria in the southeastern United States, where environmental conditions are conducive to the disease, is due to a massive Centers for Disease Control (CDC) eradication program begun in 1947, which rendered the problem insignificant within four years (CDC 200for Disease Control (CDC) eradication program begun in 1947, which rendered the problem insignificant within four years (CDC 2004).

The Roxas Kalaw Foundation for the Eradication of Poverty (RKF) is non-profit organization in the Philippines which organizes communities and enables them to build ecologically sustainable livelihood systems that accelerate local economic development.

Dr. Klemens» study demonstrated that the proposed project — which seeks to introduce 951 homes into a community with only 988 existing homes (per 2000 U.S. Census for Pine Plains)-- would have significant negative ecological impacts, including the eradication of rare reptile and amphibian species from the site.

The City of New York has largely failed to enforce this key provision of the law which was envisioned to allow for the practical eradication of lead paint hazards in the City of New York by 2010.