Should it be a mastectomy? Should it be a lumpectomy?

If you were younger, I'd tell you to have your tonsils taken out.

That in itself would be sufficient to lend urgency to the eradication of poverty.

86. Eradicating poverty means ensuring that women can be productively employed on equal terms.

In the former proposition, human rights are constituent elements of well being, identified with the eradication of extreme poverty.

Only by eradicating poverty, underdevelopment and epidemics, and by forgiving the crushing debt of developing countries, will collective well being be achieved.

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We welcome the approval under that initiative of a key project on the eradication of cotton pests in Pakistan.

Mr. BIELASHOV (Ukraine) said he looked forward to a universal commitment to eradicate the inhumane effects of anti personnel mines.

The programmes of international financial institutions relating to poverty eradication therefore have great bearing on eliminating the drug menace.

Gross was an anti Semite and called for the extermination of the Jews and believed in the Final Solution that was so central to the Nazi Party.

But without good governance, strong institutions and a clear commitment to rooting out corruption and mismanagement wherever it is found, broader progress will prove elusive.

Meanwhile, and as a further indication of its commitment to the eradication of drugs, the Government had recruited a psychiatric social worker to provide drug and mental illness treatment services.

One of the first was the historic change in South Africa with the eradication of apartheid, a major event in which this Organization had invested enormous energies.

Concerned by the slow and uneven implementation of the global development agenda and reaffirming our commitment to eradicate poverty and promote development and global prosperity for all

The second section explores the linkage between the proposed definition and human rights, suggesting how the issues pertaining to poverty eradication can be meaningfully related to the fulfilment of human rights.

Rajsoomer Lallah suggested studying all existing human rights treaties with the objective to identify those rights that were particularly relevant for the eradication of poverty and to encourage all State parties to implement those rights.

Third, we fully agree that special attention should be given to the problems of Africa to the issues pertaining to women, particularly rural women to the problems of the least developed countries and to the larger issue of poverty eradication itself.

SAN FRANCISCO Last fall, Bill and Melinda Gates sent shock waves through the global health community when they announced the audacious goal of eradicating human malaria from the face of the planet.

The 20 year Programme of Action that we adopted in Cairo has very aptly underlined the fact that priority attention must be accorded to sustained economic growth and development, particularly the eradication of poverty in developing countries.

We trust that the 1995 World Social Summit and the Agenda for Development will effectively address these issues and mobilize essential resources to back commitments to eradicate poverty, provide employment and promote social cohesion before the end of this century.

After undergoing biopsies that further increased her risk for cancer and losing her sister to cancer, she made the difficult decision to have a prophylactic mastectomy.

Increased use of chemicals frequently accompanies economic development and chemicals can play an important role in the improvement of living standards, including in relation to disease eradication, safe drinking water and the alleviation of hunger.

The themes of the World Summit for Social Development focus on the critical issues of poverty eradication together with social integration and the need to increase avenues for productive employment, without which we will not have the broad based, self sustaining social and economic development that is the only guarantor of peace and security.

SAN FRANCISCO Last fall, Bill and Melinda Gates sent shock waves through the global health community when they announced the audacious goal of eradicating human malaria from the face of the planet. Nothing less, they urged, would be enough.

As the United Nations reaches its sixtieth anniversary, we give thanks for its work in peacemaking and global reconciliation, particularly the historic commitment to eradicate poverty in the Millennium Declaration of 2000.