Sentence examples for consented to reduce from inspiring English sources

For the first time one of their number had consented to reduce his authority, rather than extend it.

A7 Advice on U.N. Dues Dispute Richard C. Holbrooke, United States representative to the United Nations, told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that it would be difficult to win United Nations consent to reduce Washington's share of the budget, a condition set by Congress for paying $1 billion in back dues.

14 It is utterly incredible that a Congress unwilling because of concern for States' rights even to limit California's maximum consumption to 4,400,000 acre-feet without the consent of her legislature intended to give the Secretary of the Interior authority without California's consent to reduce her share even below that quantity in a shortage.

Parents are asked to provide two additional adult contact names with the written consent, to reduce loss to follow up.

Mr. Rockefeller's major op ponents —Arthur J. Goldberg, the Democratic‐Liberal candi date, and Paul L. Adams, the Conservative candidate — had sought eight television and two radio debates but consented to the reduced schedule.

Over 75% of the study population consented to participate which reduced the risk of sampling bias.

REPUBLICAN CHIEFS YIELD TO SMITH; AGREE TO TAX CUT; Pressure of Protests From Voters Forces Their Consent to Reduce Appropriations.

Archives|REPUBLICAN CHIEFS YIELD TO SMITH; AGREE TO TAX CUT; Pressure of Protests From Voters Forces Their Consent to Reduce Appropriations.

In this study group, 30 relatives (13 males and 17 females, mean age of 41 years) and 23 controls (8 males and 13 females, mean age of 41 years) consented to undergo additional olfactory testing, reducing the number of study subjects where the relation between smell capacity and facial morphology could be investigated.

The researchers were not involved in any part of the consent process to reduce any feelings of pressure to consent.

The registry uses an opt-off consent process due to the impracticability of informed consent, and to reduce the potential for selection bias.