Sentence examples for equivalent reductions from inspiring English sources

OPEC members agreed on Nov. 15 to cut back their output by 1.5 million barrels a day beginning in January, but only if nonmembers made equivalent reductions.

Rich countries agreed to cut their emissions, or to pay for equivalent reductions elsewhere under a scheme known as the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM).

In the end, the scientists called it a draw: both methods dried the hands thoroughly and produced equivalent reductions in bacterial counts.

All 27 EU members signed up to Kyoto, but most have not cut their own greenhouses gases enough to meet their targets, so they will have to pay for equivalent reductions in poor countries instead.

Norway, meanwhile, hopes to become the world's first "carbon neutral" country, by reducing its emissions to zero by 2050, or paying for equivalent reductions elsewhere.All this leaves America with few allies at the G8.

Point source discharges above permitted levels are replaced by equivalent reductions from unregulated nonpoint sources.

They may also be extruded in bar form, although the extrusion pressure is usually higher than for an equivalent reduction ratio or billet size of brass or aluminum.

But there was no equivalent reduction in the feed-in tariff, paving the way for bumper returns for solar parks switched on before the end of last year.

He said that instead of cutting its mortgage rate by 0.1 of a point, as other institutions have done, Standard had decided to pass on an equivalent reduction to its savers.

Reduced industrial water consumption is always accompanied by an approximately equivalent reduction in wastewater disposal.

System Equivalent Reduction Expansion Technique is employed to omit rotational degrees of freedom of the model.