Sentence examples for Output reduction from inspiring English sources
Shortly after the output reduction was announced, the spokesman, Trent Duffy, said, "It is our hope that producers do not take actions that undermine the American economy and American workers, and American consumers for that matter".
In China, the crop diseases and insect pests are the main causes of output reduction and quality decline of crops.
Activity was measured in comparison to the reference drug amprolium on the basis of oocyst output reduction, mean weight gain of birds and feed conversion ratio.
Anticoccidial activity was measured in comparison to the reference drug amprolium on the basis of oocyst output reduction, mean weight gain and feed conversion ratio.
The power output reduction due to CO2 capture and compression was decreased from 48 MW for the Base case chemical absorption process to 42.5 MW for the case with absorber inter-cooling and lean vapor recompression.
Our analysis proves that the output reduction entailed by collusive behaviour may have a beneficial effect on steady state welfare, as a result of the balance between a higher market price and a lower amount of polluting emissions.
Any output reductions OPEC makes this year to shore up prices will be passed on to the major oil companies, all of which pump oil in OPEC territory.
The prospect of a full meeting and output reductions are still far off, the Middle East Economic Survey said, because Saudi Arabia will not agree.
[C3.] Oil Ministers Warn of Price War Oil prices fell to a two-year low after ministers from two OPEC countries warned that a price war could break out if non-OPEC nations did not cooperate with output reductions.
Linking the Chinese to the European ETS and restricting the transfer volume to one third of the EU׳s reduction effort creates at best a small benefit for China, yet with smaller sectoral output reductions than auctioning.
Rising energy costs are also slowing economic growth, and Dow cited weakness in the United States and Europe for impending output reductions at a number of its factories.
