Sentence examples for and a further reduction from inspiring English sources

This may entail troop cuts and a further reduction in army patrols.

The number of dairy farms in Britain has halved since 2002, to fewer than 10,000, and a further reduction is expected, according to NFU.

Fatah, he said, wanted a prime minister appointed alongside Mr. Arafat, the appointment of professionals and a further reduction in the number of jobs.

However, now in an era where high-resolution digital photography is cheap and the computer power to process it ubiquitous, a return to visual and photographic techniques offers simplicity and elegance, and a further reduction in cost.

READER'S DIGEST -- The 80-year-old magazine once had a paid circulation of more than 18 million, but after slimming down throughout the 1990's and a further reduction in January, executives at the Reader's Digest Association hope they have discovered a profitable plateau for its flagship magazine at 11 million.

Finally, in 2001 the process entered a new phase which involved an additional increase in the carbon tax and a further reduction in income tax.

The common external tariff (extrazone) was negotiated between members and implied a further reduction in tariffs in some cases and a reversion to protection in others (as in the case of food products in Argentina, for example).

Rafael Urquia II, a lawyer and president of a tenants group, said tenants were prepared to meet with the developers about their complaints and perhaps a further reduction in sales prices, especially in view of the June deadline.

In a separate statement, the board said last month that the compensation of its 12 highest-ranking executives was 22percentt lower last year than in 2002 and that a further reduction this year would bring the two-year cut to 44percentt.

For example, dharanis (short statements of doctrine that supposedly encapsulate its power) and mantras (a further reduction of the dharani, often to a single word) were widely used for this purpose.

Stung by criticism that the government lacked a strategy for boosting the economy, the British chancellor described his budget as pro-growth and made a further reduction to corporation tax.