Sentence examples for deliberate reduction from inspiring English sources

An integral part of agricultural intensification at the plot level is the deliberate reduction of diversity.

"I'm not sure if it's a deliberate reduction in enforcement or just a reduction in attention and commitment," she said.

It follows that the only sure path to revival is a deliberate reduction in commercial fishing, including the creation of sanctuaries like the one in California.

Senator Jack Reed, Democrat of Rhode Island, said it would be a mistake not to continue "a careful but deliberate" reduction in troops.

A spokesman for The Globe, Alfred S. Larkin Jr., said that apart from the deliberate reduction in circulation, the paper had been hurt by a continuing lag in the New England economy.

Anwyl says the sales decline can be attributed to Tata's decision to take the brand up market for a more permanent but deliberate reduction in sales.

In Australia, the increasing use of deliberate fuel reduction burns as hazard reduction activities to avert major fire disasters is becoming more controversial in the light of the evidence of adverse health impacts of particulate air pollution [ 13].

(iv) Examine the role of anthropogenic process types (we use as an example vegetation removal) catalysing or inadvertently impeding a given natural hazard interaction, where the impedance of natural hazard interactions does not include deliberate hazard reduction activities (e.g., engineered defences).

But an ambitious new study in the World Economic Outlook of the International Monetary Fund confirms that fiscal consolidations — that is, deliberate deficit reductions — typically reduce growth substantially.

But the new bill, they said, would also delay the so-called sequester in January — across-the-board spending cuts in military and domestic programs that Mr. Obama and Congress scheduled in mid-2011 an an incentive for the two sides to approve an alternative, more deliberate deficit-reduction compromise.

Mr. Obama used his announcement of Ms. Burwell's nomination to once more address the across-the-board cuts to military and domestic spending, known as sequestration, that took effect on Friday, after he and Congressional Republicans failed to agree on a more deliberate set of deficit reduction actions.