Sentence examples for centred on reducing from inspiring English sources
While large-scale desalination has been with us for several decades, much of the recent innovation has centred on reducing the energy requirements of this technology.
Until now, most developments have centred on reducing a driver's vulnerability to side impacts, by raising and strengthening the cockpit sides.
To a large extent, these reforms centred on reducing tariffs and subsidies in various sectors.
Misuse of investigations, medications and hospital beds is costing the National Health Service (NHS) billions of pounds with little evidence that approaches centred on reducing overuse are sustainable.
15 17 Almost all approaches are centred on reducing investigations whereas our study method is based on a change in consultant working pattern allowing senior clinical input and decision-making on a daily basis improving clinical diagnosis, which in turn has led to reduced investigations and reducing LoS.
Consider two points of departure for climate change mitigation policy: one centred on reducing emissions from the electricity sector and another around the bio-carbon (carbon locked up in soil, tree trunks and roots).
"What we need is a government and chancellor with some real guts to centre on reducing taxes and simplifying.
Critics of the trade talks, which centre on reducing the regulatory barriers to international trade for big business, said the documents back up fears that TTIP will allow tobacco giants to take legal action against the UK and other European governments who attempt to tighten smoking legislation.
These centre on reducing prices and increasing crowd numbers, after a number of years in which the previous management had raised admission costs and capped the number of people allowed in over the race weekend.
(Health Care Professional) The majority of participants were unclear about any impact of the GP-led walk-in centre on reducing patient load in EDs.
At the FARC's request, discussions have centred on how to reduce unemployment, with some 20,000 people attending public hearings in San Vicente and Los Pozos.
