Sentence examples for delivering a reduction from inspiring English sources

Ironically, the independent Bank of England is delivering a reduction in interest rates that would be suspect if delivered by an electioneering chancellor.

In a written statement to parliament, Paterson said: "Current indications suggest the pilot [cull] has been safe, humane and effective in delivering a reduction in the badger population of just under 60%.

What is right is that we have sought to work with our partners in the European Union to understand the best way of delivering a reduction in immigration numbers from the EU in to the UK," Hammond told BBC Radio 4's Today programme on Saturday.

In a written statement to MPs, Mr Paterson said: "Current indications suggest that the pilot has been safe, humane and effective in delivering a reduction in the badger population of just under 60%.

Closer to home, restorative justice with young people in Northern Ireland has delivered a reduction in youth crime, a drop in child custody and a 90% victim satisfaction rate.

The low end of the reduction proposals made by governments at Copenhagen would deliver a reduction of only 2 billion tonnes by 2020, and the best would be nine billion tonnes.

As far as HS2's contribution to the reductions in CO2 emissions is concerned, the committee concludes: "There is some debate about whether HS2 will deliver a reduction in emissions by taking travellers off the roads and planes.

Meanwhile government ministers and backbenchers are suggesting the proceeds of a GST increase should be spent entirely on personal and other tax cuts – saying the exercise has to deliver a reduction in the overall level of taxation.

"But for food - people's most basic need - he currently has no means of achieving this aim and no plan to deliver a reduction in food banks, let alone tackle the other links between food and poverty.

If the UK chose to end free movement it would, Portes says, be "extremely difficult" to deliver a reduction of net migration to the "tens of thousands" without significant economic consequences and a large impact on industries that rely on low-skilled migrant labour.

The baseline results summarised in Table 3 show the cost at which the bundle remains cost-effective, assuming, for the Australian context, that it will deliver a reduction in risk of CR-BSI equivalent to that seen in Pronovost et al. (RR CR-BSI  = 0.34) [31].