Sentence examples for overall reductions from inspiring English sources

As overall reductions are realized, governments can slowly reduce the number of outstanding permits to keep both the price of permits and interest in further reductions high.

The study found that the decline in teen pot abuse was linked to overall reductions in behavioral problems, such as fighting and stealing.

While lawmakers hailed the vote as a major victory, many in Europe's finance sector questioned whether the new laws would lead to overall reductions in bankers' pay.

A YJB spokeswoman says: "This group does not show as much benefit as others from the overall reductions made … To help establish why this is the case, the YJB has developed a 'disproportionality toolkit' for youth offending teams to use.

An extra £7bn is to be cut from Britain's annual £200bn welfare budget, prompting George Osborne to claim overall reductions in Whitehall departmental spending will now be lower than Labour's plans.

The idea, a market-based approach applied successfully to other forms of air pollution since the early 1990's, is meant to get the desired overall reductions at the least cost.

Miller said that Guardian Media Group's financial portfolio "offers stability" and would help the newspapers navigate the transition to an increasingly digital marketplace without the need for significant overall reductions in costs.

The Times insists that the reason for any differences in compensation with male colleagues had nothing to do with Abramson, per se, or gender, but rather length of service and overall reductions in pension benefits at the Times).

Attempting to wrongfoot Labour politically, he claimed that the extra £7bn savings on tax credits and a range of other welfare benefits had enabled him to limit the overall reductions in the budgets of Whitehall spending departments to 19% over the next four years – less than the 20% pencilled in by the Labour chancellor, Alistair Darling, to cope with the UK's record peacetime deficit.

Again, Germany, the nation the entire eurozone is now counting on, last year decided to ramp up investment in research and education even as it was making overall reductions in public spending because it recognised the economic importance of doing so.

Communications director Mark Pendlington mocked the Stop Stansted Expansion campaign, justifying their decision not to include a "no runway" option by declaring: "the government's aviation white paper stated the first new runway should be built at Stansted," and using a reference in the white paper to overall reductions in emissions as a rationale for ignoring climate change.