Sentence examples for annual reductions from inspiring English sources

The Treasury insisted stressed that this is lower than the 2.3 per cent average annual reductions between 2010 and 2015.

6% may not sound much, but annual reductions of carbon emissions greater than 1% have happened only during economic recession or upheaval.

Globally, annual reductions need to be five times current levels, averaging 6.2% a year, every year from now to 2100, compared with 1.2% today.

But it turned out that the potential cuts were to be spread over 3 years, and thus the annual reductions would really average closer to $60 billion.

This puts the Tories in unfamiliar company: Friends of the Earth, for example, an eco-lobbying outfit, also supports annual reductions.

By pinpointing neighborhoods — even stretches of blocks within police precincts — and positioning extra officers there, the department drove crime down 30percentt in some places, anchoring overall annual reductions.

The players' request for 52.5 percent represents a $180 million annual reduction.

Last year Japan announced a 20percentnt cut in cheap loans it provides to China - the third straight annual reduction.

Late last year the Treasury demanded an additional £735m ($1.2 billion) from the next two years' defence budgets plus a 1-2% annual reduction from 2015.

'That would be an irony, wouldn't it?' Crime Pledges 1,000 more police over the next year and a 6percentnt annual reduction in crime.

However, they expressed concern at the decision to go ahead with the 1% annual reduction in social housing rent, saying this could cause hardship.