Sentence examples for making in reducing from inspiring English sources

British supermarkets are coming under increasing pressure to go further than rival Tesco to show shoppers what progress they are making in reducing food waste, as the government insists that such action should remain voluntary.

Will this really make a difference in Spain and Greece?" Martine Guerguil is the assistant director of the I.M.F.'s fiscal policy and surveillance division, where it is her job to keep track of the progress that countries are making in reducing their debt.

Now the Department of Veterans Affairs says this government shutdown has halted the progress it was making in reducing a backlog of disability and pensions claims.

While they were there, the board members stopped by a UNFPA-supported birthing clinic, where they learned the difference that centres like this one have been making in reducing maternal and neonatal mortality rates.

Engaging children in disaster risk reduction This year's International Day for Disaster Reduction focuses on children and young people and the positive contribution they are making in reducing community vulnerabilities to natural hazards.

Progress is being made in reducing child mortality and female genital mutilation.

Considerable progress is being made in reducing the friction losses resulting from piston movement.

"We have a goal of reducing costs while continuing the progress made in reducing caseloads," Mr. La Vorgna said.

Gains made in reducing sectarian violence during the past two years were "still fragile, still reversible," he said Thursday.

In most other fields of technology great strides have been made in reducing cost and increasing capacity over the years.

But 30% think progress is being made in reducing corruption in their country, up from 26% last year.