Sentence examples for concerned the reduction from inspiring English sources

These mostly concerned the reduction of the superstructure by shortening the forecastle deck, the consequent lowering of the amidships gun turret and the upgrading of the secondary armament to sixteen 152 mm guns in lieu of the eighteen 120 mm guns of the older ships.

In 2005, the second National Cancer Plan was launched 11 and concerned the reduction of diagnostic and treatment delays by organizing the cancer pathways, as well as strengthening the cancer surgery by centralization and in-service training.

Perhaps the attempted inter-theoretic reduction of classical to molecular genetics by Schaffner and Hull was too ambitious, in that it concerned the reduction of an entire discipline, but even within narrower areas results have been mixed.

Many states have announced budget cuts recently as their revenues have sagged with the economy, and economists are concerned the reductions will accelerate if the recession continues and if the federal government cuts taxes further, as many policy makers are now discussing.

In April of 1998, for example, the Council adopted Regulation (EC) 926/98 concerning the reduction of certain economic relations with the FRY.

"But," he said, "I do not believe that this concern should lead to a hasty judgment concerning the reduction of Lionel Tate's sentence".

The first one concerns the reduction of the number of codewords that are affected by a specific training pattern.

But given that the Copenhagen accord includes only a vague commitment concerning the reduction of carbon emissions, how can we hope to curtail global warming?

We provided further understanding of oxidization/reduction during PLD processes at low oxygen pressures and eliminated the contradiction concerning the reduction of STO substrates during deposition and its well known defect equilibrium.

This study comes within the scope of a research program AcouFren that is supported by ADEME (Agence De l'Environnement et de la Maîtrise de l'Energie) concerning the reduction of the squeal noise generated by high power railway disc brakes.

The releases from the partly covered wagons are compared against those from the uncovered wagons, to assess the performance of the covers in what concerns the reduction of fugitive dust.