Sentence examples for be aimed at reducing from inspiring English sources
The new law would be aimed at reducing the backlog of delinquent mortgages.
And the remarks may be aimed at reducing any momentum that the more draconian pieces of bank legislation are gaining in the Senate.
And the remarks may be aimed at reducing any momentum that the more draconian pieces of bank legislation are gaining in the Senate," Mr. Eavis writes.
Moreover, sensor nodes are battery supplied and, thus, protocol design should be aimed at reducing energy consumption in order to increase network lifetime.
Her proposals for asylum mark a major departure from the system Britain uses to offer refuge for those fleeing conflict and persecution around the world and appear to be aimed at reducing the numbers coming to the country.
The first step should be to develop very efficient systems and the second step should then be aimed at reducing the construction/operation costs of those systems that are proven to be efficient.
The rule was aimed at reducing pay disparity.
Such technologies are aimed at reducing CO2 emissions, which is the wrong goal, they say.
The change was aimed at reducing weight – 600 lbs per plane – and thus fuel.
