Sentence examples for movement to reduce from inspiring English sources

Dr. Levy of Yale said that even among professionals, there appeared to be little movement to reduce elderspeak.

A movement to reduce the workday to eight hours was launched as the Civil War was ending.

A big part of these efforts is enlisting responsible gun owners in the movement to reduce gun deaths.

Bill Gates made a similar argument to the governors, portraying the movement to reduce class sizes as one of the most expensive and fruitless efforts in American education.

What spurred on the movement to reduce hours here is the realization that people in the countries that do the most business with Korea, namely the United States, Japan and China, all put in fewer hours.

In Connecticut, where 4,400 dams control rivers and streams, there is also a movement to reduce the number of dams, with environmentalists protesting the relicensing of two hydroelectric dams on the Housatonic River in northwestern Connecticut.

Our proposed approach is based on a Bayesian perception method that actively controls the sensor with local small repositioning movements to reduce perception uncertainty, followed by explorative movements based on the outcome of each perceptual decision making step.

It reflects tensions, conflicts, and accommodations between impulses of global forces or ideological and political movements to reduce Chinese cities into decontextualized uniformity and the heightened appreciation for Chinese cultural roots and local sensibilities in spatial arrangements.

As social movements to reduce sexual and caste-based violence across India have intensified, the press has played a vital role in bringing these issues to light.

The U.S infamously never signed onto Kyoto, but it hasn't stopped local movements to reduce carbon emissions back to Kyoto's recommended 1990 levels.

Instead, keep your legs together and make the movement smooth to reduce the risk of injury.