Sentence examples for point to reductions from inspiring English sources

But supporters of the laws point to reductions in crime and hospital admissions as evidence of their effectiveness.

Beijing officials point to reductions in certain air pollutants and say the city has made measurable progress, even as they agree that more needs to be done.

They also point to reductions in infant mortality and say that Ethiopia is achieving several of the UN's Millennium Development Goals.

Azerbaijani national health statistics also point to reductions in health service utilization; in 1990, the bed occupancy rate for infectious diseases hospitals was 76.7% (adults), dropping to 11% in 2000 [ 3].

The results now point to reduction in variability along with improvement in a motor task.

A Times examination of the slowdown pointed to reductions in traffic tickets, summonses for open-container violations, and patrols in housing projects.

Proponents of the WTO have emphasized its positive results by pointing to reductions in the cost of living, increases in income, and improvements in efficiency.

He points to reductions in the funding of the Supporting People programme, which was designed to help people with addictions and mental health problems get into secure accommodation, as a key area of concern.

Ms. Juliano-Bult said that in the past, mental health experts had pointed to reductions in state financing to explain increasing suicide rates in local jails and state prisons.

We'd heard murmurs of the layoffs coming in the last several days, with sources pointing to reductions in two specific areas, advertising sales and client services, "due to weakened advertising sales," according to one person.

In April, officials pointed to reductions in the overall use of force as an indication that agents were using better judgment in the field.