Sentence examples for position to reduce from inspiring English sources

"I don't think youth justice is in the position to reduce any risk of reoffending".

The moveable rear wing changes position to reduce drag and allow the car to go faster.

Clare Francis of price comparison website Moneysupermarket said British Gas customers would be "confused as to why British Gas is saying it isn't in a position to reduce the cost of gas as well".

"Now that increased revenues are available for the implementation of the program, the government of Iraq is in a position to reduce current malnutrition levels and to improve the health status of the Iraqi people," Mr. Annan said.

Therefore, when the cognitive deficits and brain damage (including "schizophrenia-like symptoms") linked to marijuana became known via scientific papers, the government was in a position to reduce access and to offer early treatment for adolescent cannabis abuse.

We understand that, as in any war zone, reporters face great risk of injury and death, and we accept those risks, but thew risk of kidnapping is unacceptable, and the leadership is in a position to reduce and eliminate that risk.

It said it would cut an additional 1,300 contractor positions to reduce costs.

It also eliminated several major staff positions to reduce its budget by $1 million.

The publisher is seeking to make staff cuts of 30% – about 200 posts, equating to 150 full-time positions – to reduce editorial headcount from about 650 to 450.

The regulator of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac proposed new corporate-governance standards yesterday that include separating the chief executive and chairman positions to "reduce the potential for future corporate misconduct".

Banks would easily be able to liquidate some of these trading positions to reduce their short-term financing needs and meet E.C.B. repayments, he said.