Sentence examples for call for reductions from inspiring English sources
"Mandatory restrictions is a new approach," she added, explaining that last year's voluntary call for reductions had not been effective enough.
The ranges offered for each of 20 common operations generally call for reductions from the current rates of opioid prescription, and the researchers say that patients themselves favor using less of the drugs than physicians often prescribe.
And if the federal deficit grows, as it almost certainly will, Republicans could suddenly rediscover their deficit-hawk ways and call for reductions in government programs that provide benefits to the poor and elderly.
These data underscore the association between poverty and poor oral health [ 5- 7] in preschoolers and raise public health concerns, particularly in regards to the U.S. Healthy People 2020 objectives that call for reductions in the percentage of preschoolers with dental caries experience and untreated dental decay to 33.3% and 23.8%, respectively [ 8].
The Kyoto treaty, never signed by the United States, calls for reductions in the growth of greenhouse gas emissions.
While the Kennedy-Hatfield resolution calls for a freeze and then reductions, that of Jackson and Warner calls for reductions to precede a freeze.
The document called for reductions in sentences for nonviolent offenders, noting that incarceration damages a person's economic prospects.
Even as far back as 1995, Lloyd's of London, Munich Reinsurance and Swiss Reinsurance were calling for reductions.
