Sentence examples for insist on reducing from inspiring English sources
In recent times, a lot of justified anger has been directed at stores and brands which insist on reducing their standards of beauty to one size or one body type.
Federal and state politicians insist on reducing reimbursement while at the same time union employees salaries and needed costs keep rising.
As long as our public media insist on reducing serious analysis and debate to contests between individuals, whether in science, politics, or other spheres, we are not well served.
I am struck by how many liberals insist on reducing carbon emissions immediately, but, on the deficit, say there is no urgency because no interest rates rises are in sight.
On Facebook (you can follow my output here), I posted the following excerpt from Tom Friedman's latest column, "The Market and Mother Nature": I am struck by how many liberals insist on reducing carbon emissions immediately, but, on the deficit, say there is no urgency because no interest rates rises are in sight.
If elected, I would insist on reducing wasteful spending in the district and focus the distribution of scarce funds on the students.
Managers are also insisting on reducing the sick days allowed and taking away many holidays.
He also lost his fights with Harrison, who insisted on reducing the horizontal area of the Conference Building by putting it on two levels and on forgoing the use of overhanging sun screens on the facade of the Secretariat.
Subhaash Kumar, senior director of investor relations, said Sykes was closing its U.S. call centers and opening new ones in such places as the Philippines, Costa Rica and India for one reason: Its clients, which include the consumer Internet operations of Microsoft Corp. and SBC Communications Inc., were insisting on reducing their costs.
If politicians discover expenditure can be reduced without reducing the value of the services provided, they may insist on further cuts.
