Sentence examples for decrease its reliance from inspiring English sources
In its latest five-year economic plan, the government pledged to decrease its reliance on this migrant work force by making it more difficult and expensive for businesses to employ them.
Mr. Yurgens's sobering report about Russia's outlook said it would be compelled to grant greater private property rights, decrease its reliance on natural resource exports and overhaul its ailing banking system.
That has helped stoke Wall Street's desire to search for ways to decrease its reliance on Bloomberg services.
David Smith, the foundation's executive director, said the organization had been looking to cultivate more individual donors to decrease its reliance on corporate donations.
EMC, which spent $3.6 billion acquiring Legato Systems, Documentum and VMware last year to decrease its reliance on hardware, reported that software revenues were up 64percentt from a year ago and services revenues up 45percentt.
Following is a second set of answers from Carol E. Murphy, who is taking questions from City Room readers about alternative energy choices for consumers, what New York City is doing to decrease its reliance on fossil fuels and how city dwellers can decrease their "carbon footprint".
It would make a big difference if the US decreased its reliance on contractors, who after all profit wildly from our going to war".
Many renewable energy supporters see the creation of an energy supergrid as an indispensable part of Europe decreasing its reliance on fossil fuels.
China seems to have contributed significantly to this remarkable leveling-off of CO2 emissions by decreasing its reliance on coal and expanding its use of renewable energy.
It showed how local solutions decrease the reliance on public water systems and ultimately help in facing the water shortage on a national level.
Plaintiffs argue that Web services, which are entirely distinct from Web browsing, carry the potential to decrease reliance upon personal computers while increasing reliance upon other computing devices, emphasizing that a number of non-PC devices will have the capacity to access Web services.
