Sentence examples for changes that will reduce from inspiring English sources

The message should concentrate on making changes that will reduce overheads.

Squirreled away in the spending review documents are some changes that will reduce the student loan default rate from 45p in every £1 loaned out to just 30p.

The university also announced changes that will reduce the autonomy of the athletic department and integrate it with the other academic departments, said Richard Byyny, the chancellor of the Boulder campus.

"These targets have the potential to establish a clear incentive to make real changes that will reduce costs, eliminate waste and improve patient care," Cheri Andes, executive director of the Greater Boston Interfaith Organization, said in a statement.

The proposal "makes some welcome changes that will reduce periods of uncertainty for companies that are takeover targets, and which give greater clarity about the bidder's plans for the business, including the impact on employees," said Matthew Fell, director for competitive markets for the group.

When omnivores recognize that our way of producing and eating meat reduces not only slaughterhouse workers but all of us to a warped state, we'll be able to bring about the kind of changes that will reduce both meat consumption and our collective guilt.

In addition, the study examined the relationship between attitudinal and demographic variables and the frequency of self-reported speeding, and explored the potential use of rewards to motivate behavioral change that will reduce such driving behavior.

"Hopefully we'll see some change that will reduce poverty and give chances to poor people so they can have the American dream," Galasso said.

High on the list, he said: "We will draft a European referendum bill, start the process of renegotiating in Europe on changes to welfare that will reduce immigration, and take the first steps to introduce a seven-day NHS".

The fundamental concept is that the physical environment affects criminal behavior and can be changed in a way that will reduce the incidence and fear of crime (Cooke 2003).

"Independent of this issue, our Air Force senior leadership has implemented changes within our acquisition community that will reduce the likelihood that this will ever happen again".