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After the Yaroslavl crash in September 2011, then-president Dmitry Medvedev called for "the number of airlines to be radically reduced",  and the Transportation Ministry drafted legislation stipulating that a company have a minimum of 10 planes to operate, to be raised to 20 planes by this year.

The diversity of higher education has been radically reduced, and individuals' opportunities choked off.

It may be conceived as a domesticated form of such medieval games as football, in which the size of the goals and the ball was radically reduced and in which, as a consequence, the element of violence had to give way to the element of skill.

Raising awareness saves lives The incidence of diarrhoea, respiratory infections and malaria can be radically reduced using simple and affordable interventions.

In order for PDXs to be relevant at the level of the individual patient and to integrate drug screening, the engraftment rate – particularly of ER-positive and HER2-positive tumors – needs to be radically increased, and the time required for engraftment needs to be radically reduced, without compromising biological fidelity relative to the tumor of origin.

He added housing benefit would not be "radically reduced": "All we're going to be able to do is stem the increase and perhaps a modest reduction".

"The amount of suffering in the world could be radically reduced if there were no more" of us.

The Iranian stockpile of low enriched uranium would also be radically reduced from thousands of kilograms to hundreds.

Quite inadvertently, the British gas conversion proved that the incidence of suicide across an entire society could be radically reduced, upending the conventional wisdom about suicide in the process.

Consumption of organic solvents can be radically reduced by developing alternative methods that utilize water.

Police killings can, however, be radically reduced, as can the number of people confined to prison.