Sentence examples for elected to reduce from inspiring English sources

"We were elected to reduce the size of government and enlarge the sphere of free and private initiative.

With its new status as a minority shareholder of Sulzer, Russia's Renova has elected to reduce its representation on the Swiss engineering group's board of directors.

The Bloomberg administration is quietly moving to settle numerous lawsuits -- including some brought by advocacy groups years ago -- fulfilling a pledge made by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg shortly after he was elected to reduce the city's penchant for court battles.

But, we've elected to reduce, you know, government spending.

The course elected to reduce its contributions because of concerns over the impending cut to maximum stakes on fixed odds betting terminals.

However, this complex injury resulted in significant soft tissue edema, and we had elected to reduce the joint and achieve skeletal stabilization for the diaphyseal fractures, followed by delayed surgery for his elbow ligamentous reconstruction once the edema had subsided.

Earlier in the day, Claydon, whose figures were his best for Kent, was soon among the wickets after they elected to field, reducing Leicestershire to 97-4 from 23 overs before dismissing Robson shortly after reaching his half century.

The platform automatically curates content that's relevant to an employee's role and topics they've elected to follow, reducing the time it takes the HR team to produce office-wide communications.

In another match against the touring South Africans, Miller elected to field and reduced his opponents to 3/3 and went on to win by five wickets.

The 68-year-old judge is technically on "senior status" in the federal district court, meaning he can elect to work reduced hours.

Analyst George O'Connor at Panmure Gordon issued a hold note, saying: In the wake of these results we have elected to increase revenue and reduce pretax profit.