Sentence examples for accelerating reduction from inspiring English sources

Since major gun law reforms were introduced in Australia, mass shootings have not only stopped, but there has also been an accelerating reduction in rates of firearm-related homicide and suicides, a landmark study has found.

Profound changes in intensity and type of land use, including forest management, are accelerating reduction in animal and plant diversity in Europe.

The study contributes to quality improvement programs responsible for accelerating reduction of maternal and neonatal morbidity and mortality in Uganda.

As many as 2.5 million Senegalese children will benefit from this measure that aims at accelerating reduction in child mortality by 2015, particularly for the poorest.

14 An accelerating reduction of recurrent injuries and diseases suggests that secondary prevention initiatives were possibly reviewed and addressed more carefully after 1999.

"It is gratifying that the 'One Plan' for accelerating reduction of maternal, newborn and child health is now ready," said Mr. Kikwete, who noted plans to make health services available within 5 km from each village.

ADDIS ABABA/WASHINGTON D.C., 16 January 2013 Todayay, the Government of Ethiopia convened a meeting of African Ministers of Health and global experts aimed at accelerating reductions in preventable child deaths through sharper national plans and improved monitoring and evaluation.

There will be a "significantly accelerated reduction" in the structural element of the deficit over the parliament.

One cream promises "accelerated reduction in the areas resistant to diet" (hips, thighs and buttocks).

The outline coalition agreement published on 12 May agreed "a significantly accelerated reduction in the structural deficit over the course of a parliament, with the main burden of deficit reduction borne by reduced spending rather than increased taxes.

Mr. Bush plans to travel to California and Oregon this weekend and use his Saturday radio address to promote his own economic stimulus measure -- a mix of large business tax cuts, benefits for the unemployed and an accelerated reduction in income taxes.