Sentence examples for emergency reductions from inspiring English sources

Others are still making emergency reductions.

Mr. Courtney said that the state was already using roughly 8percentt less power now than it was a year ago because of various conservation programs, but that he still felt he could meet the 5percentt emergency reduction.

At the same time, the reports were associated with reduction of hospital inpatient stays, improvement of access to hospital emergency departments, reductions in stays for patients discharged to nursing homes, and increased access of mental health patients to hospital inpatient units.

But the president's directive requires federal participation in what are known as emergency load reductions, meaning that they would be among the first to sharply curtail demand when supplies reach critical lows.

The proposed emergency budget reductions, amounting to about $561m, will help fund a sharp hike in the budget of Israel's armed forces and Shin Bet amid estimates that the latest round of fighting in Gaza cost Israel $50m for each day of the war.

Skyguide was right to impose an emergency 20percentt reduction in air traffic over Switzerland even though that will delay flights across Europe.

ALBANY — State aid to schools and hospitals would be cut sharply in the next four months and thousands of state workers would be asked to defer five days of pay under an emergency deficit reduction plan unveiled by Gov. David A. Paterson on Wednesday.

Emergency closed reduction failed.

Among medium-term interventions ranging from 12 to 18 months, one year of DBT was superior both to treatment-as-usual (TAU) and treatment by community experts with regard to self-harm, suicidality, hospitalization and psychiatric emergency visits reduction [ 9].

Emergency risk reduction is an effective and sustainable means of utilizing development financing, and stands in sharp contrast to the high direct costs of addressing humanitarian crisis and long-term recovery from armed conflicts and disasters.15 Specific partnering strategies aimed at reducing disaster risk are currently in process.

Preliminary outcomes show 15% reduction in emergency room visits, 20% reduction in emergency admissions, 14% reduction in elective admissions, 14% reduction in bed days, and 45% reduction in mortality for patients with chronic heart failure (CHF), chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and diabetes.