Sentence examples for debate on reducing from inspiring English sources

This study contributes to the debate on Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD +) and the relationship between land tenure and forest conservation.

But despite reservations about the practicality of an energy price freeze, many Tory MPs were alarmed at Labour's move to dominate the debate on reducing people's cost of living.

The whole game proposals, unveiled by the EFL's chief executive, Shaun Harvey, in May, were part of an attempt by the EFL to be seen as leading the debate on reducing fixture congestion.

Following on from last night's press conference, where the party leader, Charles Kennedy, called on the prime minister to come to the House of Commons and apologise - or face accusations of "bad faith" - the Bournemouth conference will see debates on "reducing the risk of terrorism" as well as the broader issue of international trade and investment.

The second debate is on reducing restrictive intervention of children and young people led by the former Health Minister, Norman Lamb.

Yet too much of the debate is fixated on reducing emissions without regard to cost.

Much of the debate is focused on reducing greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to global warming, but slashing pollution in disadvantaged communities has also been an essential part of the negotiations.

In addition to discussing information technology, other debates and motions focused on reducing inequity and disparity, improving quality education outcomes, ensuring viable employment opportunities for young Namibians, and accelerating action towards achieving the Millennium Development Goals.

"As concern about new migration flows from Romania and Bulgaria continue to dominate the public debate, the government's continued focus on reducing net migration risks obscuring more important questions about how it can encourage the type of skilled immigration that the UK needs.

But while public debate over the issue has focused on reducing severe sentences for nonviolent drug offenders, the Judiciary Committee added a new component aimed at reducing criminal prosecutions of corporate officers.

They also cautioned that the debate to reduce public spending on agricultural research and extension should carefully consider the potential long-term implications of such a policy.