Sentence examples for introducing measures to reduce from inspiring English sources
Local councils across the country are introducing measures to reduce the prevalence of seagull attacks.
How to donate Red Cross The Red Cross is raising awareness about Ebola in communities and introducing measures to reduce further infection.
The retailer is introducing measures to reduce wastage including developing promotions for smaller bags of salad.
Second, based on previous findings with apes, we predicted that introducing measures to reduce the inhibitory demands of the advance planning task would improve children's performance.
To assess drug treatment compliance in institutionalised elderly patients, identifying reasons for poor compliance and introducing measures to reduce its prevalence.
Cities including Seattle, and Chicago have also introduced measures to reduce construction and demolition waste.
Several cities, including Rome and Milan, have introduced measures to reduce the number of cars entering the city centres at peak hours and promoted other modes of transport.
Bowing to international pressure over the past five years, the Chinese have recently introduced measures to reduce the number of executions and to curb organ tourism, a practice that brings foreigners facing long waits for voluntary donations in their own countries to China, where they can pay to immediately obtain the needed organ.
The NHS and national blood service have introduced measures to reduce the risk of vCJD spreading, but even with these, between January 2010 and March 2013 there were 43 incidents when hospital patients may have been exposed to vCJD because infection control guidelines were not properly followed.
Alliance Trust, one of the largest and oldest investment trusts, is under attack from activist investor Laxey Partners, which wants it to introduce measures to reduce and control its discount – the amount a share price falls below the value of its underlying assets.
"Over the last few years, the government has introduced measures to reduce evasion and aggressive avoidance," said Frank Haskew, head of the ICAEW tax faculty.
