Sentence examples for population reductions from inspiring English sources

And the population reductions it estimates through 2050 in many of these countries seem not at all unreasonable.

"Any further court-ordered population reductions would threaten public safety and interfere with California's independent right to determine its own criminal justice laws".

And because lawmakers have closed eight facilities since 2007 — because of budget cuts and population reductions — the concentration of high-risk offenders has increased.

Ehrlich – who originally wanted his book called Population, Resources and Environment – also agrees most population reductions are linked to rising affluence, and so consumption, which causes its own pressure on resources.

Those excised proposals reduced the savings of the bill for the strapped state by about $220 million, and the prison population reductions by about 11,000 inmates, said the speaker, Karen Bass, a Democrat who led negotiations last week to remove the provisions.

Meanwhile, the first comprehensive study of gibbons in Vietnam in more than a decade has found that three of the six species (the eastern and western black gibbons and the northern white-cheeked gibbon) are close to extinction, and the remaining three have suffered massive population reductions.

Whatever else is said this week, population reduction is where our focus is and it is quite achievable.

It is only in Africa that we talk about having population reduction funded by western NGOs and governments.

"We support population reduction, more testing and monitoring of the spread of the disease, not wholesale slaughter".

He said the population reduction mandate goes "beyond the power of the courts".

If substantially fewer than 70% of badgers were removed, there would be a risk that the population reduction was insufficient to reduce TB risks to cattle.