Sentence examples for for major reductions from inspiring English sources

The bill also calls for major reductions in government spending, by slowing the growth of Medicare.

But with the introduction of new varieties of the coca plant, Colombia has more than made up for major reductions of coca growing in the neighboring countries.

It calls for major reductions in the Police Department: cutting overtime by nearly $5 million; cutting $480,000 by eliminating some senior administrative positions and $452,000 more by redeploying senior police officials.

Devastation of the Iberian lynx's staple prey, the European rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus), by myxomatosis beginning in the 1950s and by rabbit hemorrhagic disease from the late 1980s has been primarily responsible for major reductions in the feline's numbers.

The plan, the final version of a draft made public in March, calls for major reductions in parking spaces, roads and bridges in Yosemite Valley, the well-paved tourist hub of the park, which attracted nearly 4 million visitors last year.

On the reported possibility of a formal timetable for major reductions, Bush was unequivocal: 'Our answer is: there should be no definitive timetable.' He pointedly noted that Brown had retreated last year on the scale of an earlier planned pullout - and that Britain still had 4,200 soldiers in Iraq rather than the projected 3,500.

This information provided the blueprint for the major reductions in incidence of CVD that we have achieved in the United States over the past four decades (CDC 1999).

In 2017, Nikki Haley, President Trump's new ambassador to the U.N., pushed for and won major reductions in funding for peacekeeping troops, including MONUSCO.

Estimates for 2005 suggested major reductions in mortality would have occurred in the central U.S. cities of Chicago, Dallas, and Houston, whereas smaller impacts were estimated for Atlanta, Seattle, and Washington, DC.

In the CPs from the Pept2-/ mice [C]GlySar uptake was reduced by ~90% compared to wild-type Pept2+/+ animals [ 23, 24] and we have since found similar major reductions for carnosine, another di-peptide, as well as for cefadroxil and 5-aminolevulinic acid (5-ALA), two peptidomimetics ([ 24- 26]; Figure 2).

Those "Four Horsemen," as Sheidel calls them, account for most of the major reductions in material inequality over the course of human history.