Sentence examples for be spent on reducing from inspiring English sources

50% said the money should be spent on better programmes, 30% said it should be spent on reducing licence fee.

Some scientists think that much more of the money should be spent on reducing the hazards, Dr. Heaton said.

If we think that a standardized curriculum and tests will eliminate poverty and raise up all children, we are wasting time and money that should be spent on reducing class sizes, raising teachers' salaries, increasing time for the arts, and making sure that all children have the decent homes, the medical care, and the food security that enables them to be ready to learn.

The money would be spent on reducing and slowing traffic as well as new street furniture and signage.

About £2.5m is to be spent on reducing delays in offloading ambulance patients at the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital (NNUN).

I don't know much about Skylon but I agree with The Realist that the money should be spent on reducing the cost of getting things into space.

Only $105.7m was spent on reducing poverty.

This year's $2.9 billion surplus has gone; it was spent on reducing next year's deficit and paying bills and bond repayments.

The project would have worked a lot better if more time was spent on reducing the noise caused by the analog circuitry used to drive CCD sensor.

It is impossible to quantify to what extent these profits have siphoned off money that could have been spent on reducing unemployment instead.

Costello told Guardian Australia: "I want to reassure Australians that World Vision's money in Gaza is being spent on reducing poverty for Palestinian people, not terrorism".