Sentence examples for offers to reduce from inspiring English sources

Mr. Feith said the Chinese had refused to renounce the use of force against Taiwan, and had made no offers to reduce the number of ballistic missiles they have pointed across the Taiwan Strait.

And yet Republicans are spurning the president's compromise offers to reduce that debt by trillions over the next decade because he is sensibly insisting that any deal include some increase in tax revenue.

Supermarkets have been urged to end "buy one get one free" offers to reduce the "morally repugnant" amount of food being thrown away by shoppers.

As negotiations wrap up in Copenhagen, there's been concern over a leaked U.N. document, published by the U.K.'s Guardian newspaper last night, that shows that nations' maximum offers to reduce emissions fall between roughly 2 and 4 billion tons of carbon short of what's needed to remain below the dangerous 2°C boundary by the end of the century.

However, O2 offers to reduce the remaining line rental by 25%, along with a guaranteed price of up to £295 for users recycling their iPhone 5. Tapping into iPhone users, even under these circumstances of luring them away from iPhones in favor of devices that will see those users spending more money on O2's network overall, is a logical move for the carrier.

Wiggum takes pity on Homer and tells him to meet with an FBI agent, who offers to reduce the sentence if Homer will go undercover in the prison to investigate Fat Tony, who is also serving time along with his top henchmen.

They only offered to reduce it to £118.

The players have offered to reduce their share to 53 percent.

On the second, the clerk offered to reduce the fine to $43 from $65. Done.

But the United States has made no public offer to reduce its cotton subsidies.

A few years ago he grandly offered to reduce "carbon intensity".