Sentence examples for election to reduce from inspiring English sources
They envision a deal in Congress, probably after the Nov. 6 election, to reduce the tax increases and spending cuts.
The findings were followed by an open letter to The Independent signed by 1,200 teachers – organised by the ATL – pleading for more government support after the election to reduce their workload.
India hinted that it would suspend the state government during the election to reduce the risk of rigging, then backed away for fear of offending the chief minister, Farooq Abdullah, whose National Conference party is part of the coalition that governs in Delhi.
To help meet a Conservative pledge in the election to reduce annual net immigration, currently running at around 200,000, to the "tens of thousands" by the end of this parliament, the government is introducing a cap on the number of economic migrants entering the country from outside the European Union (see article).
A21 NEW YORK/REGION B1-8 City Moving to Settle Giuliani-Era Cases The Bloomberg administration is quietly moving to settle numerous lawsuits -- including some brought by advocacy groups years ago -- fulfilling a pledge made by the mayor shortly after his election to reduce the city's penchant for court battles.
As for the President's contention that the government's domestic operations have been drastically curtailed because of Watergate, that kind of cutback would unintentionally fulfill one of the public mandates he claimed in last week's speech to have been given in the 1972 election — "to reduce the power and size of government".
Bronfenbrenner also said that employers threatened to shut plants in 57% of unionization elections, to reduce wages and benefits in 47% and to discharge workers in 34%.
Representative John A. Boehner, the Ohio Republican set to become the next speaker of the House, reiterated a pledge after the elections to reduce the size of government, create jobs and change the way Congress does business.
And that defeat at San Sebastián, with Leo Messi sitting on the bench, provoked a crisis that saw the sporting director sacked, his assistant walk, the club look for a replacement for the coach, and the president call elections "to reduce the tension".
Among his proposals, Sanders calls for free college tuition, a $1-trillion program to rebuild the nation's roads and bridges, government-run healthcare, higher taxes on the wealthy and publicly funded elections to reduce the influence of the country's rich donors.
On April 15th around 40 representatives went to Brasília, the capital, with a list of demands, including higher penalties for corruption, a first-past-the-post election system (to reduce campaign spending) and an end to re-election of presidents and governors.
