Sentence examples for pace of reducing from inspiring English sources

The pace of reducing American forces in Afghanistan looms as a partisan issue ahead of the election, although both Democrats and Republicans have endorsed an agreed-upon timeline under which the NATO mission in Afghanistan would come to a close at the end of 2014.

By and large, this trend is likely to jeopardize the pace of reducing maternal mortality and thereby achieving the MDG 5 target, that is reducing maternal mortality.

NEW YORK/GENEVA, 13 September 2012 – The pace of reducing child deaths has accelerated sharply since 2000, according to new data released today by UNICEF, the World Health Organization, the World Bank and the UN Population Division.

Traders are hopeful the Fed will shed some light on a timeframe of reducing the pace of QE and downplay the markets' over-reaction since 22 May.

Better hypertension control, especially among elderly people, might provide the benefit of reducing the pace of other degenerative processes (29).

Their hulls were completed very quickly, but the pace of building reduced as the likelihood of their immediate use diminished.

I don't want to resort to the slightly tired analogy of The Huffington Post (Disclaimer: AOL, which owns TechCrunch, and so forth), but it seems that Vox has no intention of reducing the aggressive pace of its growth.

Investors buying five-year federal debt are accepting such low interest rates that inflation is on pace to reduce the value of their investments by more than 1 percent each year.

Based on these observations and the feedback received we slowed the pace by reducing the number of events (from 30 to 26) and adding pauses (from 2 to 4) to allow students more time to make quality decisions and communications.

Yet in Turkey the slow pace of talks is reducing the chances of success.

This year's "equal pay day", which highlights the difference between men's and women's salaries, is only one day later than it was last year, reflecting the glacial pace of change in reducing the earnings gulf between the genders.