Sentence examples for calling for reducing from inspiring English sources

Last September, California enacted a law calling for reducing heat-trapping emissions by 25percentt.

On Tuesday, House Republicans pushed through a resolution calling for reducing spending on domestic programs to 2008 levels.

As a result, the International Maritime Organization has adopted policies calling for reducing the sulfur content of marine fuels, from an average of about 3percentt currently to 0.5percentt by 2020.

But should Mr. Rumsfeld remove language calling for reducing forces that was in this week's earlier drafts of his budget guidelines, the Defense Planning Guidance, the onus for these painful decisions would then shift from him to the military.

He has also tried to tap the public's deep misgivings about nuclear power by calling for reducing reliance on it in favor of solar and other new energy sources.

In February, the Air Force released its initial budget proposal, calling for reducing the active duty force by 3,900 airmen, the reserves by another 900 and the National Guard by 5,100.

Nixon also began the now time-honored tradition of calling for reduced oil import dependence when he launched Project Independence to "make the U.S. energy independent by 1980".

The American public is growing wary of the war, with Democratic lawmakers and activists calling for reduced troop levels.

"Already weak fiscally, this should call for reducing energy subsidies.

The 1997 Balanced Budget Act called for reducing projected spending on Medicare by $115 billion by 2003.

His recent budget proposal calls for reducing US emissions roughly 80% by 2050 over 2005 levels.