Sentence examples for has moved to reduce from inspiring English sources
Congress has moved to reduce subsidy payments to student lenders making federally guaranteed loans.
Apple has moved to reduce the presence of Google services in apps that come installed on its phones.
Despite federal inaction on climate change, Dr. Kates said, 129 American cities have programs to cut greenhouse-gas emissions, and California has moved to reduce car emissions.
Even a single nomination would be the first time since last fall that the Obama administration has moved to reduce the growing number of vacancies at the top of the agencies charged with overhauling the nation's financial regulations.
Since the middle of last year, BNP Paribas, like other European banks, has moved to reduce its exposure to the crisis by shedding large amount of sovereign bond holdings from Greece and other troubled countries to help protect its capital levels.
Facing continued criticism from many Western governments over the political turmoil in the country, Zimbabwe has moved to reduce the presence of some foreigners, making it harder for foreign journalists to enter the country and moving to ban international monitors from observing the presidential election planned for next year.
A spokesman said Engie had moved to reduce operating costs and minimise outage expenditure, but this had not been enough to make the plant economically viable.
As market participants have moved to reduce exposure to further losses, to step on the brake, the brake became the accelerator, amplifying the shock.
In fact, some Scandinavian companies that have moved to reduce the standard working day from eight hours have reported increased levels of loyalty, motivation and innovation.
The company said it had moved to reduce its pension risk and was taking a "proactive" approach to settling an outstanding tax bill with HMRC.
Further, states have moved to reduce fraud and technical foul-ups in recent years, resulting in both more caution and more paths for candidates to protest.
