Sentence examples for minimised its from inspiring English sources
Clearly not for everyone, and watching the play, I worried that miniturising Auschwitz also minimised its horrors.
On the ground, the group has minimised its presence in towns under its control, sometimes even leaving whole areas altogether.
In the case of Vietnam, the Vietnamese government minimised its own exposure to human rights criticism by facilitating the non-violent immigration to Australia of dissidents and ethnic Chinese Vietnamese.
The country is pursuing a more cautious foreign policy, for example in the early 2010s Minsk minimised its contact with Iran and Syria as they faced increased international isolation.
The same holds in reverse for Berlin, whether Schroeder or Merkel occupied the chancellery: the ECB's political and economic role must be minimised, its remit restricted to guarding monetary stability.
Tax revenues would fall by more, banks would be even wobblier and public borrowing might end up even higher.So far, the flight from risk that has made government intervention necessary has also minimised its cost.
And yet… Uber faces deservedly rigorous questions about its tax policies – recent accusations that it minimises its tax arrangements in the UK – the transparency of its "surge" pricing and whether its process for vetting drivers meets regulations to protect people.
The very fact that multiple reactions typically lead to the creation (and destruction) of a given metabolite (such as the hydroxyl radical) means that to minimise its concentration it is best to modify many reactions simultaneously.
That is precisely what anyone who claims a company is immoral if it legally minimises its tax is saying.
According to the audit, carried out in 2009, an "unexplainable" increase in Mopani's costs between 2006 and 2008 allowed it to minimise its stated profits and lower its tax bill.
That's why the NFL should lose its exemption, no matter how little money it brings in or how many accounting tricks it ends up using to minimise its bill.
