Sentence examples for meant to reducing from inspiring English sources
Think of what crumple zones in cars meant to reducing injuries.
The ban is meant to reduce obesity.
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.
Some states offer plans meant to reduce risks by moving assets around as your child ages.
The congestion pricing plan, introduced by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, is meant to reduce traffic and pollution, and to encourage mass transit.
Initiatives meant to reduce costs – such as the new NHS non-emergency advice line – have already caused harm to patients.
The stock sale is meant to reduce the federal government's 92.1 percent stake in the insurer.
The new tax is meant to reduce fuel consumption and fight pollution.
They were meant to reduce migration, but instead they redirected it.
