Sentence examples for has made lower from inspiring English sources

Tom Golisano, the Independence Party candidate, has made lower taxes one of his signature issues.

Mr. Schundler has made lower property taxes a priority in the campaign.

Note that gold has made higher price highs as momentum has made lower highs, a bearish divergence.

In fact, Mr. Toobin says that President Obama has made lower-court nominations less of a political priority than his predecessors, having failed, he adds (as of the summer of 2012), even to submit nominations for 43 federal judgeships.

But even if we set that aside, a recent Planning Commission report noted that Gujarat has slipped in its ranking in terms of the human development index among Indian states, and has made lower-than-average progress on crucial indicators such as infant mortality, child malnutrition, and maternal mortality.

Mr. Ackman has made lowering the railway's costs a priority.

Mr. Bush, whose strongest political base has been religious conservatives, has made lowering barriers to government financing of such groups a priority.

"Going forward, what we have to establish this year is to fight for lower taxes, and Senator Skelos has made lowering property taxes a priority coming in — that is the tax New Yorkers find most onerous and burdensome.

Aiming at Mr. Gingrich, who has made lowering gas prices a particular focus of his campaign lately, Mr. Santorum accused him of hypocrisy for once embracing a cap-and-trade energy policy.

The anti-inflationary message will be welcomed by central bank governor Raghuram Rajan, who has made lowering India's growth-stifling high interest rates contingent on containing consumer prices.

Amateur gunsmiths have made lower receivers for years, in metal, although the process requires a certain level of machining expertise.