Sentence examples for a timetable for reducing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cecala says that one easy step to implement would be to set out a timetable for reducing the size of the loans that Fannie and Freddie guarantee.

On Friday, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan showed political leadership by agreeing with the United States on a timetable for reducing the size of the American force and returning some land used as a military base.

The admiral did not offer a specific timetable for reducing troop levels in Iraq, which is expected to be a central part of the recommendations presented to President Bush over coming weeks by Admiral Fallon, Gen. David H. Petraeus, the senior commander in Iraq, and the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

The shadow education secretary, who previously served as a Treasury adviser to Brown, argues that the economic climate means the party must set out a longer timetable for reducing the deficit.

That formulation hinted at a less ambitious timetable for reducing carbon emissions than that proposed by the British government's independent advisory body, the Committee on Climate Change.

By contrast, the act gave industry a more leisurely timetable for reducing nitrogen oxides, and also spared hundreds of the oldest, dirtiest power plants from tough new controls in the false expectation that they would soon be retired.

What's the timetable for reducing debt?

The Liberal Democratic Party secretary general, Hiromu Nonaka, left, said N.T.T. should move forward its timetable for reducing the fees it charges foreign carriers to connect to its network.

On Monday night Clegg's aides insisted the entire Lib Dem front bench, including Cable, is signed up to his timetable for reducing the deficit and continuing to cut the debt.

The timetable for reducing government spending to the point where we don't have to borrow money just to get by has been extended from 2015 to 2017, and then 2018 (and by the looks of things, we're not going to hit that target either).

The European Union wanted a treaty with strict targets and timetables for reducing carbon emissions.