Sentence examples for depends on reducing from inspiring English sources
The dredging should improve things, she said, but the only lasting solution depends on reducing contaminants from the streets, sidewalks and culverts that drain down to the canal.
George Steel, the company's general manager and artistic director, and Charles Wall, its chairman, have said that City Opera's survival depends on reducing spending and cutting costs, part of which they said would come from leaving the Koch Theater.
As clearly stated by NATO leaders at their summit meeting in Lisbon, the security of the United Kingdom and the security of its allies, including the United States, depends on reducing the threat from nuclear weapons, ballistic defenses and improving our relationship with Russia.
Well-being of all depends on reducing inequality and a greater value on diversity.
Across the emissions scenarios, long-term GHG reductions depends on reducing the carbon intensity of the grid.
The long term sustainability of fossil energy systems depends on reducing their carbon footprint and freshwater consumption.
Diversification depends on reduced correlation.
The success of such an approach would depend on reducing traffic by congestion pricing, and on providing enough mass transit to accommodate additional riders.
We will have to face up to the fact that individual and collective mental health and wellbeing will depend on reducing the gap between rich and poor".
While in the short term we can best assist the Egyptians with technical know-how and training, long term counter smuggling success will depend on reducing the financial incentives to smuggling by providing the Sinai Bedouin with legitimate economic opportunities and by regularly opening the Gaza borders to trade, thereby reducing economic incentives to smuggle.
Stemming foreclosures, points out Paul Willen, an author of the study, will depend on reducing the size of mortgages relative to the value of a house.One approach under consideration in Congress is to adjust America's personal-bankruptcy law so that judges can "cram down" a mortgage to the market value of a house.
