Sentence examples for question of reduced from inspiring English sources

Despite there being no question of reduced mental capacity, doctors had obtained a court order allowing them to perform a caesarean.

On the question of reduced readiness, General Dempsey said the military would respond to any challenge and march off to any order from the president.

The summit will also grapple with the perennial question of reduced European defence spending at a time of intense instability on the continent's eastern and southern borders as well as the growing US exasperation with Europe's reluctance to fund its own security properly.

Recently, however, the question of reduced activity of Praziquantel has been raised.

Chief among them was the question of reducing the United States' dues.

Another debate, he wrote, "discussed the question of reducing rebel states to territories".

But here at home, Gluckman notes that it's a question of "reducing things to their bare essentials".

It wasn't merely a question of reducing its vast length, but of choosing the ideas that have made the story endure.

"From that point on, it was a question of reducing the quantity of garlic and chile to the point where it would be generally acceptable".

"If it is a question of reducing the force by 25 officers or introducing this scheme, then I am going to go for his every time.

"Let me make one thing clear: now that we have brought the top rate of tax down to 45p – a level, let's not forget, that is still higher than throughout Labour's 13 years in office – there can be no question of reducing it further in this parliament," he said.