Sentence examples for reduce crossings from inspiring English sources

Greater use of surveillance technology may reduce crossings further.

Spending yet more money could reduce crossings further, he says although he believes that America is already inflicting economic self-harm by spending so much to keep workers out.Migrants pay taxes, tooA new report from the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), released on June 18th, makes a broader point.

"More and more companies are leaving Fountain Valley to set up shop in nearby towns". Schultz also disagrees with reducing crossing-guard hours.

Border officials worry there may not be much more they can do with enforcement alone to further reduce illegal crossings and sharpen the focus of their operations on criminal threats, without other changes in the immigration equation.

At its core, this plan appears to be part of the EU's wider strategy to reduce Mediterranean crossings, but it now comes against the backdrop of global outrage against a slave trade in Libya that has been known to member-states for more than a year and which the IOM highlighted in a report in March this year.

A Roma police officer and school board member, he supports the wall, which he thinks will reduce illegal crossings and drive those immigrants away from the neighborhood toward ranches where they would be easier to catch.

This simple transformation helps reduce edge crossings and enables greater emphasis to be placed on the overall flow of the pathway.

A spokeswoman for Mr. Perry said the state expected to announce similar agreements soon with other railroads in an effort to reduce grade-crossing accidents and limit damage from derailments.

The floorplan is carefully designed with consideration about reducing waveguide crossings.

Comparison results show that the floorplan optimization reduces waveguide crossings significantly within the entire network as well as in longest paths.

That's a sop to Republicans: Real reform means strong border security, and we can build on the progress my Administration has already made – putting more boots on the southern border than at any time in our history, and reducing illegal crossings to their lowest levels in 40 years.