| Instead, he introduced a constitutional amendment that would elimate the state's vehicle license fee. |
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| It would also elimate 'potentially dangerous' journeys for horses stabled at Upper Longdon, near Lichfield. |
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| Ozone is a proven odor-destroying molecule commonly used to purify air and elimate smoke and mold odors in buildings. |
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| After this first stage, it is necessary to elimate the oil and consequently the skin should be thoroughly cleansed with cosmetic tissues or cotton wool soaked in the lotion according to the surface of the area concerned. |
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| Robinson thinks that traditional ethical approaches to specific problems like poverty are too abstract and generalized to motivate enough action to elimate the actual suffering caused by poverty. |
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| An aggressive manager may practically elimate these income sources. |
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| Develop and sustain a leadership elimate that encourages initiative, decisiveness and trust while improving our leaders' abilities to lead and manage effectively. |
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