Sentence examples for projects reductions from inspiring English sources
This scenario projects reductions in energy use of 37.77 million kWh (£2 million) per year for the whole restaurant chain and up to 346 million kWh (£18.3 million) if applied to the whole case study organisation.
However, HadRM2 projects reductions in mean annual precipitation and in the duration of the rainy season, whereas PROMES projects mean precipitation increases.
"Whomever forms the next government, UK economic growth will be hampered by projected reductions in public spending and a likely increase in taxes".
These enormous projected reductions result from a decision made in September 2007, on the Montreal protocol's 20th anniversary, to phase out the HCFCs a decade earlier than originally planned – principally to secure climate benefits.
His "plan" was all smoke (I couldn't even find any mirrors), with all the alleged deficit reduction coming from closing tax loopholes he refused to specify plus projected reductions in discretionary spending that he also refused to specify.
In campaigns this year, they assailed incumbent Democrats for voting to slash Medicare as part of the new health care law, though the projected reductions save money through insurance changes, not reductions in basic Medicare benefits.
In the early 1980s, majorities of Congressional Republicans voted for a pair of deficit deals orchestrated by President Ronald Reagan, even though tax increases accounted for more than 80 percent of the projected reductions.
The defense minister, Gen. Abdul Rahim Wardak, noted that the projected reductions beyond 2014 were the result of "a conceptual model for planning purposes" of an army, police and border-protection force sufficient to defend Afghanistan.
Rural areas will experience bigger cuts because of projected reductions in their populations.
It said the authority was facing an "exceptional challenge" in dealing with projected reductions in public spending.
Drought constraints on aboveground biomass increment suggest that the potential of forest regrowth to sequester atmospheric carbon will decrease with projected reductions in regional rainfall.
