Sentence examples for opposed reductions from inspiring English sources

Democrats had long opposed reductions in the estate tax as a giveaway to the rich.

Many in the Democratic Party are as adamant in opposing reductions in Medicare and Medicaid -- the programs that will do the most to drive the deficit ever higher in coming years -- as most Republicans are in ruling out tax increases.

JA-Zenchu opposes reductions in farm tariffs demanded by America.The most substantial of Mr Abe's reforms to date, however, has been to force Japan's business establishment to accept useful changes in corporate governance.

The Guardian reported this week that British politicians visiting the Pentagon were surprised to be told that the Pentagon counts the UK among those countries that oppose reductions in the American nuclear arsenal, because of a need for extended deterrence to protect us.

While the committee's deliberations underscored the deep divisions over how to address the nation's fiscal imbalances, they also suggested opportunities for agreement between Democrats who generally oppose reductions in domestic spending, especially for Social Security and Medicare, and Republicans who oppose tax increases.

However, blocking cyclin-dependent kinase 5 (CDK5; Trunova et al., 2011) with 20 μM roscovitine produced a trend toward AIS shortening after 3 hr in baseline conditions and significantly augmented the shortening response to 3-hr depolarization, suggesting that this kinase acts both constitutively and in an activity-dependent manner to oppose reductions in AIS length.

The NICE guidance gives more weight to the health economic arguments that are driven primarily by reductions in HbA1c as opposed to reductions in rates of hypoglycaemia.

Mr. Gates said that those were wrenching decisions for the Pentagon, and that he opposed further reductions in spending growth.

Mr. Paterson complained that lawmakers, whom he had called back to the Capitol for an emergency session to grapple with the problem, not only opposed his reductions but failed to put forward any of their own.

The balance of these contributions was heavily tilted: the oil giant donated ten times as much money to politicians who opposed emissions reductions than they did to those who supported such policies.

Reductions in fractional anisotropy were paired with reductions only in axial diffusivity, which preliminarily suggests that the changes observed here may be due to axonal damage, as opposed to reductions in myelination of the affected regions/pathways.