Sentence examples for more aggressive reduction from inspiring English sources

But he also urged the Government to introduce "significant policies to support growth", including a more aggressive reduction in red tape and "the earliest possible introduction of credit easing measures to improve the flow of lending to viable businesses".

Many, including myself, were anticipating (or at least hoping for) a more aggressive reduction of 50 basis points.

It is possible that a more aggressive reduction of fentanyl in the control group, for example daily fentanyl interruption returning the drug only in case of signs of opioid withdrawal, might have accelerated weaning in the control group.

"More aggressive reductions are needed".

Rebecca O'Keeffe, head of investment at stockbroker Interactive Investor, said: Despite the 66% drop in net profit, Glencore's results - including the potential resumption of dividends next year, alongside a more aggressive debt reduction target, are a step in the right direction.

French officials said there had been no effort to tie more aggressive debt reduction to lucrative reconstruction contracts in Iraq, from which French, German, Russian, Canadian, Mexican and Chinese companies, among others, have been excluded because of their countries' past opposition to the war.

A chastened Clinton subsequently accommodated some of the Republican proposals offering a more aggressive deficit reduction plan and a massive overhaul of the nation's welfare system while opposing Republican efforts to slow the growth of government spending on popular programs such as Medicare.

The authors raise the possibility that more aggressive dose reduction could also be employed on the basis of adipose tissue volumes that could be derived from previous CT scans or from single-slice analysis in those without previous CTs.

A more aggressive risk reduction approach is PM and BSO.

Whether more aggressive BP reduction after ICH is safe is the matter of the ongoing National Institute of Neurological Diseases and Stroke supported Antihypertensive Treatment in Acute Cerebral Hemorrhage (ATACH) pilot study [ 62].

Only a small subgroup of 142 high-risk participants defined by the UKPDS risk engine had an event rate of ∼2% per year (Table 1), which might have warranted more aggressive risk-reduction strategies.