Sentence examples for making reductions for from inspiring English sources

At Le P'tit Bacchus, a bistro in the center of Dunham that opened in April, the chef André Bernier offers cidre de glace on his menu of dessert wines, and also finds it useful in cooking, especially when making reductions for pheasant, duck and other game dishes.

Barber wrote to Preston, "Upon examination it was found that the relief of the models was so great that it would be a waste of time to make reductions for coinage, as it would be quite impossible to coin when the dies are made".

It is toying, for example, with making reductions in family benefits for high earners and lengthening the number of compulsory years of pension contributions.The trouble is that such difficult choices require strong leadership and a persuasive voice that can make a convincing case for collective sacrifice.

The goals for each state are based on a calculation that takes into account their current emissions and their potential for making reductions.

Companies get to pick the baseline year from which they will make reductions, and decide for themselves whether they will cut 5%, 10 %, 20 or 50%, and by when.

Until now few if any US unions and neither of the major labor federations, the AFL-CIO and Change to Win, have supported specific emission reduction targets or even gone on record for the principle of making the reductions called for by scientific consensus.

Those in the most energy intensive sectors have the greatest potential for making emissions reductions.

The loans to China will be used for making emissions reductions and improving energy efficiency at companies like Wuhan Iron and Steel and at Haohua, a chemical company.

"The Russian side stands for making the reductions real and not virtual, so that we have a real understanding on both sides which levels of nuclear warheads and delivery means each of us possess".

Many Democratic lawmakers have demanded deep troop cuts as well as a timetable for making the reductions, and there has been concern within some quarters of the Pentagon about the stress of repeated deployments.

Analysts' main concern yesterday appeared to be whether the investigation would lead Lucent to make additional revenue reductions for quarters other than the one that ended on Sept. 30.