Sentence examples for came to reducing from inspiring English sources

They were political soulmates when it came to reducing government, expanding economic freedom and ending the cold war.

He was, however, careful when it came to reducing the retirement age, currently set at 67 years, one of the highest levels in the European Union.

In an interview, Mr. Vallone said that when it came to reducing any type of energy costs, anything, including a tax rebate or requests for a return to more regulation of the industry, would be considered.

The newspaper quoted Ford as saying the turnaround plan was ahead of schedule when it came to reducing headcount, and he predicted 12,000 hourly workers will depart this year, largely through buyouts.

But Venezuela did no better than its peers when it came to reducing inequality either.

Then, as now, that argument wasn't enough to persuade people who believed restrictions on gun ownership would be both ineffective when it came to reducing violence and an infringement of the Second Amendment.

Particularly when it comes to reducing health insurance coverage.

"Obviously there's still more to do when it comes to reducing our debt," he said.

But when it comes to reducing investor protections, they can't move fast enough.

This is especially true when it comes to reducing skyrocketing health care costs.

When it comes to reducing waste, Europe is well ahead of America.