On the one hand, Healey was trying to persuade the IMF to minimise the extent of the cuts it required.
To defeat Sarkozy, he minimised the extent of the economic crisis during his election campaign last year, blaming it mostly on bad management by the outgoing president.
Increasing reuse within the UK would help both shift UK consumption rates and minimise the extent to which local industries in Africa are being undercut.
Lord Neuberger, president of the supreme court, told reporters that all judges should minimise the extent to which it was necessary for them to sit in closed session.
In his ruling, the judge said that Mr Kearns was an unsatisfactory witness, inclined to contest what, on the evidence, could not seriously be contested and to minimise the extent of his alcohol consumption and its consequences.
A second argument that has always been a bit weak has been the attempt to minimise the extent to which allowing same-sex marriages will change the definition of marriage for straight married couples.
"Literally from beginning to end almost every facet of their interaction with Mr Ullah and the other occupants of the carwas removed or covered up," Mr Boyle said, adding that the changes were all "self serving" as they tried to minimise the extent of force used.
The improvement in Table 9 is consistent with the fact that the correction minimises the extent of the queue, so the arrival flow at the tail of the queue is represented fairly well by the flow at the incident site itself, though the methods show less good agreement on queue extent than delay.
A separate pilot scheme, introduced by the Ministry of Justice for England and Wales, will mean that child victims of crime and vulnerable adults will be questioned on video before trials begin to minimise the extent to which they need to appear in court.
