Sentence examples for bold reduction from inspiring English sources

However, the memo said, while planners at the Pentagon favored a "relatively bold reduction," American commanders on the ground in Iraq were urging caution.

The primary motor cortex (BA 4a, 4p) did show evidence of sVx but only at its borders with SI and the MCC, whereas the regions of 4a and 4p most involved in hand execution were deactivated (see Supplementary Material 7 : BOLD reduction in M1).

It would take time, and guts, but bold reductions in pool take-outs could make any punter worth his salt recognise the Tote as the best value in the marketplace.

He also said he would seek "bold reductions" in America's 500 short-range nuclear weapons, which are said to be safely guarded, and Russia's 2,000 or more short-range weapons, which may be vulnerable to theft.

Last summer in Berlin, President Obama called for "bold reductions" in U.S. and Russian tactical nuclear weapons to ease the risk of annihilation in Europe.

In some countries, bold harm reduction experiments are being tested.

We were the first global IT company to publish a full carbon footprint and the first to set bold carbon reduction goals across our entire value chain.

As the Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) mops up the damage in the latest in a series of climate disasters to hit the low-lying nation, the Pacific Islanders table a bold carbon reduction target ahead of the UN Conference in Paris later this year.

First, the observed BOLD signal reductions could be related to a decrease in DMN neuronal activation that is introduced by task performance.

Trollope understood that redefinitions of the norm can cut both ways; bold tax reductions, seen as reckless in Eisenhower's day, were made by Ronald Reagan into expected electoral loot for the wealthy.

Any impetus for a bold deficit-reduction deal was further stifled within hours of the budget negotiators' initial meeting when the administration announced that the federal deficit for the fiscal year that ended on Sept. 30 was a much lower-than-expected $680 billion.