Sentence examples for halt reductions from inspiring English sources

One provision in the bill would halt reductions if the president, or any successor, failed to meet Mr. Obama's promise to spend $88 billion to upgrade the nuclear labs and $125 billion over 10 years to replace aging bombers, submarines and land-based missiles.

But he also said plans to increase the size of the Army and the Marine Corps, while halting reductions in Air Force and Navy personnel, would cost an additional $11 billion.

The results indicated that there was no relationship between addition of urea and halting reductions in pH of glucose or cellobiose based medium.

That, in turn, halted reduction in pH of glucose or cellobiose based medium.

But addition of urea halted reduction in pH of glucose or cellobiose based mediums.

And it has been proved that there was no direct relationship between addition of urea and halting reduction in the pH of glucose or cellobiose based medium.

This lack of progress among the worst off was caused by a slowing or halt of reductions in cardiovascular disease, combined with increases in lung cancer and diabetes for women and in H.I.V. infection and homicide for men.

But Admiral Fallon, in an interview on Tuesday at his headquarters at MacDill Air Force Base here, made clear his appraisal that the halt in reductions should be temporary — and brief — just long enough to allow "all the dust to settle" and to provide an opportunity for "a clear-eyed view" of the way ahead.

Having committed at Nato's Wales summit in September to halt such reductions and work back towards higher figures, just weeks later all of the eurozone economies have filed spending plans with the European Commission that involve further defence cuts.

And we've halted personnel reductions in the navy and air force.

The case for temporarily halting the reductions was endorsed Monday by Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates, who had previously voiced hope for greater reductions to ease the enormous strain on the military.