Sentence examples for meant to decrease from inspiring English sources

The bill is meant to decrease piracy online, but critics worry it would curb free expression online.

More than an agreement to open foreign markets, the WTO is meant to decrease the political cost of denying distortionary protection to domestic producers.

It was also unclear what effect the new limits would have; there have already been restrictions on Rohingyas marrying, which analysts said were meant to decrease the birthrate.

The project is meant to decrease environmental research and acoustic marine mammal monitoring costs by designing a research vessel that can cheaply collect data such as salinity, turbidity, fluorescence, or acoustic patterns.

See id. at 29. Townsend argues that under rules of statutory construction, the Court cannot infer from an absence of statutory language governing remedies that Congress meant to decrease a seamen's access to the remedies that a similarly situated individual would have ashore, particularly in an Act designed to enhance seamen's remedies.

Congress should step in and say, "stick with the balance Congress has already struck; we meant to decrease friction in angel investing, not increase it".

Depreciate means to decrease in value and does not mean to deprecate or to disparage.

This paper proposes to emulate multi-coset sampling (MCS) in SNS acquisition as a means to decrease the computational costs.

Dr. Paparozzi, an advocate of strict enforcement of parole guidelines as a means to decrease crime, was also supported by members of victims groups and the state parole officers association.

Improvements in study design, investigator training and early proof-of-concept studies are being discussed as means to decrease failure rates and the duration of development.

Artificial neural networks were investigated as a means to decrease the total computation time by providing a prediction of the cascade performance for a specific regime.