Sentence examples for needs to be reductions from inspiring English sources

Verizon and the industry ironically calls these "surpluses" and the company publishes listings of where there are 'too many workers' and where there needs to be reductions.

"One of the main tools needs to be principal reductions, just like in the farm crisis in the 1980s," Miller told the assembled homeowners, adding that he also supported restitution for victims of wrongful foreclosure.

"The long-term goal," its report said, "needs to be a reduction in the concentrations".

But he said "the president does hold the view that there needs to be a reduction in visibility and intrusiveness".

If you reduce the root mass there needs to be resulting reduction in top growth, and that's not easy to do to a cordyline without ruining its looks.

If there is cross-party agreement that there needs to be a reduction in welfare, which is true, it is how best to deliver a service in accordance with that pan-party agreement".

"President Obama's message is there needs to be a reduction of the tensions," deputy National Security adviser, Ben Rhodes, said after the summit.

If councils can't make savings by co-operation, attention may turn to whether there needs to be a reduction in their number as has happened with Local Health Boards.

"There has to be recognition by politicians, as there already is by economists, that there needs to be a targeted reduction of the gap between the richest and the poorest in order to sustain economic growth," said Exley.

That's why the emphasis needs to be on harm reduction.

"There needs to be more harm reduction services, first of all, and sexual reproduction and health rights.