Sentence examples for imperative to reducing from inspiring English sources

Removing financial barriers to facility birth and improving access to emergency obstetric care (EmOC) is imperative to reducing maternal deaths.

NEW YORK, USA, 31 August 2009  – The involvement of men and boys is imperative to reducing the spread of HIV among women, according to a panel of experts participating in a new UNICEF podcast – part of a series on children and AIDS.

This, of course, is independent of the additional, but pressing imperative to reduce carbon emissions and prevent dangerous climate change.

Mr. Obama's imperative to reduce political problems has grown as his path to re-election has narrowed.

As the NHS and social care edge ever close to a financial precipice, the imperative to reduce the need for care has never been more urgent.

The undeniably urgent imperative to reduce carbon emissions should not blind us to the ever-present potential for catastrophe from nuclear power plant malfunctions.

Given the government's imperative to reduce costs, we welcome the statement that 'Support for people in the most vulnerable circumstances would remain unconditional'.

Now it is returning to a system of greater market intervention to fulfill what the government considers to be an imperative to reduce greenhouse gases.

A point underappreciated by Klein and others is that countries are sovereign: they face no legal imperative to reduce their emissions and, to the contrary, face intense political pressure to emit as much as they can.

In the meantime, we're busy squinting at the sides of tins in search of disposal instructions while the government waits at the kerb for the recycling, relieving business of the imperative to reduce packaging.

"The record before us clearly shows that H.H.C.'s layoff decision was rational in light of the imperative to reduce costs in conjunction with its mandate to provide medical services to all," Justice Sweeny wrote.