Sentence examples for in an aim to reduce from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, George Osborne, the government's chancellor of the exchequer, stood before Parliament and detailed the scope of the plan, which will slash government spending by £81 billion over four years in an aim to reduce Britain's deficit from its present 11% of GDP to 2%.[T]he scale of the cuts is...breathtaking...breathtaking

Parker, in "Efficient Dispersion Generation Structures for Spring Reverb Emulation", elaborates on a recent parametric filter model of electro-mechanical spring reverberation, in an aim to reduce its computational cost without sacrificing on model accuracy.

The Brazilian Bar Association submitted the original case in 2011, citing an aim to "reduce the influence of the economic power of parties and candidates on election results".

Since the introduction of free ART services in Nepal in 2004 with a primary aim to reduce mortality among HIV-infected patheres, thave have been improvements in service delivery and utilization.

Sutton had a year left on his contract but it is understood he refused to take a pay cut as Hearts, in administration, aim to reduce costs.

In contrast to the native community example above, conservation objectives for communities with alien or invasive species in a network generally aim to reduce total abundance, partner diversity, ID and IE. Species origin is also important for the interpretation of network metrics with regards to functional robustness and ecosystem integrity.

McPhee said some shark programmes had proven effective in their aim to reduce shark attack incidents.

There is no question, then, that the law has been largely successful in its aim to reduce the burden on courts and corrections departments.

MAC protocols in WSN aim to reduce power consumption and delay.

Though nowhere near as comprehensive as the European legislation, several bills recently introduced in Congress aim to reduce the amount of food that supermarkets toss in the trash.

Integrated Vector Management IVMM) strategies, once implemented in MCPs, aim to reduce cost and optimize protection of the populations against VBDs.