Sentence examples for act has reduced from inspiring English sources
Unlike all previous welfare reform efforts, the Personal Responsibility Act has reduced welfare rolls considerably -- by more than 50percentt.
The Clean Air Act has reduced harmful air pollution for four decades.
This budget is conceding the fact that the Affordable Care Act has reduced the deficit, and repealing the law would increase the deficit".
There is evidence that this Act has reduced childhood hospital admissions for asthma.
The introduction of universal healthcare under the Canadian Act has reduced disparities in access to primary health care, [ 3] but as the system continues to evolve, policymakers need to be vigilant about the impact of new transformations on populations vulnerable to poor access and poor health outcomes.
Like Blair before him, Cameron has reduced the act of government to a sort of murmuring grudge, a resentment, in which politicians continually tell the surly people that we lack the necessary virtues for survival in the modern world.
It could, instead, be at least partly a consequence of the clean air acts that have reduced pollution around the North Atlantic basin, thus returning the storm cycles to their more natural state.
Dr. Beissinger said the Wild Bird Conservation Act of 1992 had reduced parrot imports to the United States from "more than 100,000 to hundreds" and had sharply cut poaching of Caribbean and Latin American birds.
President Bush actually proposed legislation (called the Clear Skies Act) that would have reduced power plant pollution by much more than the Obama administration rule just rejected by the court.
Last year, along with a handful of other conservative senators, he helped block the Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act, which would have reduced some mandatory-minimum sentences for nonviolent drug crimes from life to 20 years or more, among other modest reforms.
Continued acts of sabotage have reduced living conditions to 19th-century levels, with people sleeping outdoors and purchasing block ice in desperate attempts to keep food from rotting in more than 100 degree heat.
