Sentence examples for cutting levels from inspiring English sources

But Ms May will risk a hostile reception when she tells the conference that forces have the resources they need to continue cutting levels of crime.

Donors promise to pay agreed sums to recipients once specific outcomes are achieved, for example cutting levels of HIV transmission or death in childbirth.

What on earth do they eat?" She's livid about a new paper by Consensus Action on Salt and Health (Cash) that argues cheesemakers are not going far enough in cutting levels of salt in their products.

Surely, they say, firms that find profit in adding iron, iodine, zinc and vitamins to their products, or cutting levels of high-fructose corn syrup or saturated fat, ought to be applauded, not denounced.

Preparing for renewed international negotiations on cutting levels of heat-trapping gases that may be warming the climate, the United States is proposing that countries get just as much credit for using forests and farmers' fields to sop up carbon dioxide, the chief warming gas, as they would for cutting emissions from smokestacks and tail pipes.

B3 ARTS E1-10 SCIENew/HEApproach Appronch on Warming The United States, preparing for international talks on cutting levels of heat-trapping gases that may be warming the climate, wants countries to get as much credit for using forests and fields to sop up carbon dioxide as for cutting emissions.

The use of heat exchanger has great importance since it implies increased productivity of about 110% and significant reduction of solar radiation cutting level at about 6.6 MJ/m2 day.

Maximal carbon balance was obtained at a cutting level of about 1.5 m3∙ha− 1.5− 1.5

The cutting level of these first decades was about 3 m3∙ha− 1∙a− 1, which is 2.5 m3∙ha− 1∙a− 1 less than in the Max NPV scenario.

We study the boundary value problems for the Laplacian on a sequence of domains constructed by cutting level-n Sierpinski gaskets properly.

When NPV was maximized with 100-, 200- or 300-year simulation period, the cutting level of the first 100-period remained the same, but there was less temporal variation when the length of the sub-period increased (Fig. 4, top).