Sentence examples for organization to reduce from inspiring English sources

The goal, a commitment by the World Trade Organization to reduce rich nations' indefensible farm subsidies, has been stymied by farm lobbies in Brussels, Washington and Tokyo.

These resulting architecture elements can then be used by a distributed low-cost delivery organization to reduce rework within the agile software development process and accelerate delivery by maximizing the overall delivery pipeline.

One of the main aims of this project was to determine the extent to which perceived organizational support influenced commitment of radiographers to the organization, to reduce turnover intent and quality of service rendered.

Re "Kazakhstan Faith Talks Seek to Subdue Religious Clashes" (news article, Sept. 25): The fact that more than 120 delegates from 18 religions gathered in Kazakhstan to condemn terrorism and lay the foundations for an organization to reduce violent clashes between faiths is a small beacon of light in a world darkened by extremist beliefs.

The United States representative to the United Nations, Richard C. Holbrooke, said yesterday that "it's going to be tough" to win consent from the organization to reduce Washington's share of the United Nations' regular budget, a major condition Congress has dictated in exchange for paying nearly $1 billion in American debt to the organization.

This paper reports on an approach that was designed and used to work with a local grass roots organization in the Solomon Islands to promote inclusivity and participation in decision-making and to build the capacity of the organization to reduce the vulnerability of communities to drivers of change.

We investigate the optimal shape of organizations to reduce embezzlement.

actions at appropriate international fishery organizations to reduce seabird interactions in fisheries.

Several global challenges exist that force manufacturing organizations to reduce the environmental impact of their products.

Could we coordinate with other organizations to reduce the number of questions we ask of the same populations?

Stanford students and faculty partner with Kenyan organizations to reduce urban poverty through novel applications of mobile phone technology.