Sentence examples for decision to decrease from inspiring English sources

The decision to decrease the furlough days was made possible by a compromise spending bill negotiated on Capitol Hill and signed this week.

And unless Harvard, and other similar institutions, make a decision to decrease the emphasis placed on research, any focus on improving the quality of day-to-day teaching in the classroom is doomed to fail.

It went on to say that because of the "economic environment," the bank had made the difficult decision to decrease my credit card's limit to $1,000 from $3,000.

He cautioned that Tehran's decision-making process was difficult to read, but said that "it would nonetheless be my assumption, the way they are structured, that decisions either to increase or decrease would be very senior-level decisions; it's just what lies behind the decision to decrease".

Mr. Griffin, who had an advance copy, was troubled by its overall lament of diversity and by specific insinuations, including that American Jews had made a "collective decision" to decrease their population through abortion and that the "diverse army of today" may not be superior to the all-white Confederate Army of the Civil War.

Here, we consider the practical scenario of finite buffer space and integrate the buffer status into the scheduling decision to decrease the bit loss rate.

Choi et al. [17] used early SKIP mode conditions and selective intra mode decisions to decrease the complexity of inter mode decisions.

Based on the index, an iterative modeling-judgment process was designed to make decisions to decrease input pollutants from pollutant sources.

These studies should discriminate between decisions to decrease or stop medication in case of remission or to decrease or stop medication when side effects are presented.

Following international policy decisions to decrease global mercury pollution, such human biomonitoring studies will be crucial to monitor the effects of the interventions.

This order was fixed from low to high to "ease participants in" by not starting with a very hard and highly threatening decision and to decrease the likelihood of Type II errors [63], [64].