Sentence examples for insistence on reducing from inspiring English sources

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Democrats have their own claim to fiscal responsibility through their insistence on reducing the national debt.

The mood is one of celebration, and, inevitably, of defence of what nature is, despite our insistence on reducing everything to cost benefit analysis.

The first civilian president in Peruvian history, Pardo espoused a traditional liberal program of decentralized government, state-supported education, and economic nationalism, but his insistence on reducing the power of the military left the nation unprepared when the War of the Pacific (1879 83) broke out.

An Odeon spokesperson commented, "As a result of Disney's insistence on reducing at short notice the theatrical window from 17 weeks to 12 weeks on a major 3D title, regrettably with limited availability of 3D screens we have been left with no viable means of scheduling and promoting Alice In Wonderland".

The White House said yesterday that the Kyoto plan was the best approach to slowing warming, adding that it placed equal emphasis on reducing all of the greenhouse gases largely because of insistence by American negotiators, including the vice president.

Focus on reducing clutter.

Peers were "totally unconvinced" by the health secretary Jeremy Hunt's insistence that reducing the budget would not necessarily impede progress on public health.

Mr. Bush's insistence on reducing taxes is anything but conservative fiscally -- conservative in the sense of being cautious.

The suggestion that insistence on equal opportunity might reduce the opportunities available to the worst off in this regard might prompt a broader rejection of equal opportunity principles.

Democrats also have not budged on other Cox demands: to give employers more leeway in scheduling meal and rest breaks for their workers, and his insistence that legislators reduce some of the $14.4 billion in taxes contained in the budget package.