Sentence examples for duties to reduce from inspiring English sources

Health bodies have numerous duties to reduce health inequalities by gender, race and other categories.

The government has a duty to reduce these avoidable costs.

The Health Act has given the NHS its first ever duty to reduce health inequalities".

Indeed, I would argue that we all have a moral duty to reduce back-office costs given that the alternative would be dramatic cuts to frontline services.

If the current administration chooses to ignore the energy crisis, it is our duty to reduce our personal reliance on fossil fuels.

Singer doesn't come at animal-welfare issues from the perspective of a pet owner; he is a utilitarian and believes that it is our moral duty to reduce the amount of suffering on earth.

Although possession of nuclear weapons is not per se unlawful, the UK is under a duty to reduce its arsenal: the vice of refurbishing Trident is that it encourages other states to do the same, and remains a constant stimulus for countries – particularly in the Middle East and Asia – to acquire arsenals of their own.

The Health Secretary said the NHS had a legal duty to reduce health inequality.

Policymakers generally have a utilitarian duty to improve public health and an egalitarian duty to reduce disparities (Powers & Faden 2006).

2004:  Children Act assigns local authorities the duty to reduce the outcomes gap between advantaged and disadvantaged groups.

The Scottish government has rejected criticism from environmentalists, who say ministers are failing in their duty to reduce air pollution levels.