radication

radication

(ˌrædɪˈkeɪʃən)
n
the act or process of taking root
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En effet, il a releve que de plus en plus de pays percoivent davantage les causes multiformes et les effets nefastes de la radicalisation et de l'extremisme violent et y reagissent par la mise en place de plans nationaux et de legislations adaptes a la prevention de la radication et a la lutte contre l'extremisme violent.
ISLAMABAD -- President Mamnoon Hussain Tuesdays said that indiscriminate action was the basis for radication of corruption, so that confidence of the masses in the national institutions could be restored.
Economic evaluation of bovine brucellosis and tuberculosis radication programme in a mountain area of Spain.
FIGURE 2 Women Cross-border Traders' Views about Benefits of ICBT Benefits of ICBT Poverty radication 40% Food security 25% Employment 23% Empowerment 12% Note: Table made from pie chart Women cross-border traders cited the following benefits; poverty eradication, cited by 52 women (40%), food security, cited by 33 women (25%), employment, cited by 30 women (23%) and empowerment cited by 15 women (12%).
His peerless vocal styling was as strong as ever on songs such as Bam Bam and Operation Radication, while covers of tracks like Blueberry Hill and Get Me To The Church On Time were transformed into euphoric reggae anthems.
Even the ending of the novela has prompted a search (and critical desire) for historical radication, with the question of the house that Isabela and Ricaredo buy from the heirs of the mysterious Hernando de Cifuentes.
Although these challenges are formidable, the authors concluded that with long-term commitment and sustained effort, malaria radication could be achieved.
(47) The objectives of the Foundation, in accordance with the statutes, are to "contribute to the execution of programmes and projects of a cultural or educational nature, or for social integration, presented by the non-Catholic faiths which have signed agreements with the state or obtained a declaration of deep radication in Spain." (48)
(Unsurprisingly, WHO ignores the findings of health economists that health care systems qua health care systems don't appear to account for more than a handful of the years of additional lifespan that human beings have gained on average in the past century.) Given the group's agenda, it's no shock that the portion of WHO's budget dedicated to communicable disease prevention, e radication, and control is set to fall by 30ドル million over the next two fiscal years.
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