Sentence examples similar to plan to abate from inspiring English sources

In August, a soldier newspaper quoted Grant as calling Jews "a nuisance" that he had plans to "abate".

MADRID — The European Union's long-term energy plans to abate global warming while still burning fossil fuels hinge on proposals to capture carbon dioxide emissions and store them in deep underground rock formations.

These materials are potentially available for regeneration into the lake water and must be considered in any planning for measures to abate lake pollution.

Some might say that Kellogg is a bit tardy to the vitality banquet, as firms such as Tyson Foods, PepsiCo's Frito Lay and Altria's "little sister" company Kraft Foods each announced plans some two years ago to abate their use of trans fats as U.S. consumers suddenly seemed concerned with obesity and diabetes.

Air quality plans incentivise the use of public transport to abate atmospheric emissions from private road vehicles in cities.

In a sign that the outcry over Trump's remarks is unlikely to abate quickly, senior House Democrats said that they planned next week to introduce a resolution censuring the president for his comments.

Though the virulence of recent press coverage seemed temporarily to abate, it has been reignited by the Eurotunnel affair and the plan to establish rural "accommodation centres".

Of the 65% of companies surveyed by Point Carbon earlier this year which claimed that the ETS had led them to abate their emissions (up from 15% the previous year), most were planning to buy credits rather than cut their own emissions.

Motions to abate and quash were overruled.

This pressure is unlikely to abate.

The costs pressures are unlikely to abate.