Sentence examples for order a reduction from inspiring English sources

The president of Lukoil, the largest oil company in Russia, said he would urge President Vladimir V. Putin to order a reduction.

As a result, the department will not, at least for now, order a reduction in the number of flights per hour at Kennedy, they said.

After that, a growing conviction in the U.S. government that continuing the war at current levels was no longer politically acceptable led President Johnson to order a reduction of the bombing in the north.

The city's public advocate, Bill de Blasio, cited the analysis on the steps of City Hall on Wednesday to criticize the effectiveness of street stops, and called on the mayor to order a reduction in the number of them.

The ruling allows the state to order a reduction in the electricity sold directly to Gaza by Israel's electric company; to cut supplies of gasoline to Gaza to 75,400 liters a week, compared with the 400,000 liters a week that were delivered in October; and to cut supplies of diesel fuel to 800,000 liters a week, compared with 1.4 million in October.

In January 1960, Khrushchev took advantage of improved relations with the U.S. to order a reduction of one-third in the size of Soviet armed forces, alleging that advanced weapons would make up for the lost troops.

Last week, the government ordered a reduction in the price of bread, leading to bakery strikes.

This week, the police chief ordered a reduction of the police presence.

But water companies are in demand after the latest decisions from regulator Ofwat, which cut the returns they can make and ordered a reduction in bills for customers.

The Oklahoma Corporation Commission has shut down some disposal wells and ordered a reduction in the amount of wastewater disposed of in others.

In 1990, when the U.S. Supreme Court ordered a reduction in borough power, Staten Islanders endorsed a move to study secession from New York to become an independent city.