Sentence examples for in charge of reducing from inspiring English sources

Another party member, Roberto Calderoli, was named minister in charge of reducing the expensive bulk of the Italian Parliament.

Can America establish long-term discipline over spending and its budget deficit?" Mr. Zoellick criticized President Obama's plan to put the Federal Reserve in charge of reducing "systemic risk" and to regulate institutions considered too big to fail.

Meanwhile, NBC page Kenneth Parcell Jack McBrayerr) is put in charge of reducing TGS with Tracy Jordan's carbon footprint.

With 33 years of experience at GM, Barra has risen through a series of manufacturing, engineering and senior staff positions, and is currently in charge of reducing the number of platforms on which GM builds its vehicles.

In the episode, Jack Donaghy Alec Baldwinn) puts NBC page Kenneth Parcell Jack McBrayerr) in charge of reducing the fictional sketch comedy show The Girlie Show with Tracy Jordan's (TGS) carbon footprint.

Jenna Maroney Jane Krakowskii) admits to Kenneth she once took a low-volume shower with actor Ed Begley, Jr., and said "What more can I do?", after Kenneth told her he was in charge of reducing TGS's carbon footprint, and that everyone has to help with this.

Simulation results indicate that HCCA can enhance the performance in terms of reducing charging times, journey time and average charging time simultaneously.

Another Voice In charge of Mr. Obama's effort to reduce regulatory costs and burdens was Mr. Sunstein, on leave from teaching at Harvard and a onetime colleague of Mr. Obama's at the University of Chicago Law School.

The main achievements of the joint application of these software techniques consist of the automatic support of those in charge of safety management, a performance that reduces the requests for expert intervention and the associated costs and delays, and increases the reliance upon the safety of the facility under examination.

Khan said when reminded on 27 March 1971 that he was in charge of a majority province—"I will reduce this majority to a minority".

In face of the prospect of increased flood risk, the institutional context governing flood management and planning is likely to play a central role in enabling or diminishing adaptive capacity, particularly at the level of municipal authorities who are now in charge of designing local level interventions to reduce vulnerability from present, and ideally, future flood events.