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Australia is committed to reduce or eliminate the use of containment measures (seclusion and restraint) in mental health care.

Following its December report on diverting women from crime, the Ministry of Justice is committed to reduce the number of female prison places by 700 by March 2012, and to divert resources from custody to multi-agency approaches.

Inspired by the 12 principles of Green Chemistry8, the development of sustainable products is committed to reduce or, possibly, prevent the use of traditional solvents that still, as today, represent the major share of chemical waste production (up to 80%).

Simultaneously, the unload controller is committed to reduce the BESS supply to 0 kW (Fig. 12f).

The UK government in its Climate Change Act is committed to reduce its CO2 emissions by 80% by 2050 over its 1990 baseline (H.M. Government 2008).

"What you are likely to see is a large rhetorical statement saying that everyone is committed to reduce their (carbon) emissions,".

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"The EU is committed to reducing resource use by 2050.

Mr Hashimoto is committed to reducing public debt.

The government is committed to reducing CO2 emissions by 60% of 1990 levels by 2050.

Britain is committed to reducing emissions under UK law and the new Paris climate deal.

The government is committed to reducing the deficit by at least a half by 2014.

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