Sentence examples for reduce dismantling from inspiring English sources

One particular waste stream that could reduce dismantling costs through an improved design is the stream of Flat Panel Displays (FPD).

We reaffirm our commitment to halting and reversing protectionism and to reducing and dismantling trade restrictions.

The specifications for these structures need to be followed to reduce their dismantling and increase their soil conservation effectiveness.

Despite efforts to reduce numbers by dismantling the camp's southern section earlier this year, up to 9,000 migrants from countries including Sudan, Syria and Eritrea are living there in squalor.

Analysts are watching the negotiations closely to see if the return of the prisoners is a gesture of genuine good will from the North, or if Mr. Kim will ultimately use the release of the men as leverage for prolonging the time frame for reducing or completely dismantling North Korea's nuclear abilities.

The Lausanne 'parameters' as published by the US state department say that Iran gets sanctions relief after it has taken concrete steps to reduce its nuclear programme: dismantling centrifuges, getting rid of the low enriched uranium stockpile and taking the core out of the Arak heavy water reactor.

Larry Weber, chairman and chief executive at the Advanced Marketing Services division of Interpublic in New York, is resigning as the division is dismantled to reduce a layer of management.

Almost all of the upper deck is covered in green tarps, to reduce capacity; rows of dismantled seats are piled high on the far edge of the parking lot.

Confined underwater blasting, a technique used to reduce ecological harm, would dismantle the harder sedimentary bed for the hydraulic cutterhead dredge a machine that looks, according to Terri Sellers, a marine biologist working for the Army Corps of Engineers, "like an giant egg beater with teeth".

Confined underwater blasting, a technique used to reduce ecological harm, would dismantle the harder sedimentary bed for the hydraulic cutterhead dredge — a machine that looks, according to Terri Sellers, a marine biologist working for the Army Corps of Engineers, "like an giant egg beater with teeth".

But India made it clear that it would do no more until Pakistan reduces infiltration further and starts dismantling militant camps.