Sentence examples for calls for reductions from inspiring English sources

The Kyoto protocol calls for reductions from 2008 to 2012.

The Kyoto treaty, never signed by the United States, calls for reductions in the growth of greenhouse gas emissions.

The federal budget endorsed by House Republicans calls for reductions in a broad category that includes job training.

The latest plan calls for reductions of about $400 million a year, with most coming through productivity, the chief financial officer, Richard B. Kelson, said.

Britain's climate change bill, the most ambitious of its kind in the world, calls for reductions of about 3% each year to 2050.

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 draft treaty's language calls for "reduction" and "minimization" of dioxins and furans.

The treaty calls for reduction of releases of dioxins and furans -- toxic byproducts of burning and industrial production -- "with the goal of their continuing minimization and, where feasible, ultimate elimination".

While gross dislocation calls for reduction and stabilization, immobilization can be the treatment of choice for cases with little dislocation or in cysts detected by chance.

It is also an important advance over Start II, which called for reductions to 3,000 to 3,500 warheads.

Other groups also called for reductions in the use of CT, PET and M.R.I. scans for a variety of ailments.