Sentence examples for allocating reductions from inspiring English sources

The previous U.S. administration withdrew from ratifying Kyoto, saying it deemed the protocol unfair for allocating reductions targets between developed and developing countries.

Holt said the modelling was "bottom up" – looking at what sectors had the potential to deliver emissions reductions and then allocating those reductions to the policies that could conceivably achieve them.

It then employs a variety of methods to allocate those reductions to industries and individual companies.

There is likely to be fierce fighting over how to allocate the reductions, and Republicans in the House of Representatives are also likely to push for additional spending cuts.

The CPC budget would levy a carbon tax, allowing the market to allocate carbon reduction.

To this end we examined trade-offs between biodiversity and environmental impact reduction when allocating afforestation effort in a highly modified catchment in New Zealand.

This approach brings about a PAPR reduction by allocating a random phase to each subcarrier which without corresponding receiver results in a substantial deterioration of BER performance [14].

The White House defended the tax plan, saying it was the right medicine for the economy and that if the money had not been allocated to tax reductions it would have been used for more government spending.

They looked at what kind of things Australia could do to reach the 2030 target and then allocated those emissions reductions to existing policies that might conceivably achieve them.

The vice president backs a plan that would leave Social Security intact but would extend its solvency to 2050 by allocating interest savings from the reduction in the national debt to the retirement system.

Mr. Gore believes that government should direct and control the use of the surplus that is not allocated to debt reduction, whether on the tax side or the spending side.