Sentence examples for made to lower from inspiring English sources

In 2012 co-operatives were made to lower their loan-to-deposit ratios to 80% (banks' ratios hover around 97%).

The question is whether changes can be made to lower their costs, and whether this will lead to better opportunities for their graduates.

We can start by hammering out a budget agreement that builds on the progress we have already made to lower our budget deficits.

Nakao – thereafter referred to as patient No. 4973 – and other new arrivals were taken into quarantine, stripped of their clothes and valuables and photographed, before being made to lower themselves into a bath of hot water and cresol disinfectant.

Given the huge fortune that Romney accumulated in the private-equity business, the promises that he has made to lower taxes on capital gains, and his refusal to commit to ending tax advantages for hedge funds, his appeal to Wall Street executives is not surprising, Axelrod says: "Romney's basic pitch to the financial people is 'I am you!

When a proposal was made to lower the height limit for new buildings in parts of the business district from five to three stories, officials of the historic preservation society applauded, saying new development often threatens old buildings because there is little open land.

Still, Mr. Breeden added that the companies should remain vital players in the mortgage market, particularly for loans with smaller balances and those made to lower-income homeowners.

If people keep buying them at the current price the Wii is still hard to find what sense does it make to lower the price?

Modifications made to the hybrid lowered hemolytic activity and also lowered antimicrobial activity by various degrees.

A 1-cm longitudinal incision was made to the lower-right quadrant of the abdomen and the cecum exposed.

"You make them because of the underlying fundamentals and then you ask the accountant to figure out, given the choice you've made, how to lower the tax.