Sentence examples for mean to reduce from inspiring English sources

Developed countries would also specify an amount by which they mean to reduce their emissions.

In "The Conscience of a Conservative," published in 1960, Barry Goldwater wrote that "I have little interest in streamlining government or making it more efficient, for I mean to reduce its size".

It extended back to William F. Buckley, Jr.,'s mission statement, in the inaugural issue of National Review, in 1955, that the new magazine "stands athwart history, yelling Stop"; and to Goldwater's seminal 1960 book, "The Conscience of a Conservative," in which he wrote, "I have little interest in streamlining government or in making it more efficient, for I mean to reduce its size.

I certainly don't mean to reduce or devalue the vital duties of 911 operators, as they would surely agree they are not in harms way.

As the mean eigenvalue is expected to be unbiased, a specific proposal has been to regress eigenvalues towards their mean to reduce their excessive spread.

The ban is meant to reduce obesity.

Iran saw the tribunal as a means to reduce tension.

These structures are often means to reduce tax, avoid regulation and control inheritance planning.

It was meant to reduce the housing bill and "bring fairness" back into the system.

The move raised the question of whether it was meant to reduce Mr. Gold's influence.

The EU has struck a complicated deal with Turkey that is meant to reduce the influx.