Sentence examples for reduce general from inspiring English sources
Rachel Sylvester in the Times (paywall) says successive governments have used energy bills to reduce general taxation by getting energy companies to fund wider social goals.
Taken in the workplace, naps can increase productivity and reduce "general crabbiness," according to a just-concluded 25-year survey of the practice in industrial countries.
They are also apt, if the earmarked tax is intended to meet only part of a service's costs, to reduce general expenditure on that service leaving it no better off.
"I believe that if we can get through the next year peacefully, with incidents about what they are today or better, I think we're getting close to enduring stability, which enables us to really reduce," General Odierno said as he inspected a polling center south of Baghdad in advance of provincial elections on Saturday.
It is not "victim studies" undermining culture — it is administrators with degrees in "higher education management"; faculty, administrators and trustees willing to reduce general education to accommodate "practical" degrees, turning universities into fancy vocational schools; poorly prepared undergraduates who need expensive remediation that will be provided on the cheap — online.
This will bring confusion and reduce general acceptance.
Another study also showed a correlation between reduced muscle mass in men and reduced general health, assessed with the SF-36 questionnaire [ 27].
It's a budget that, of necessity, not only holds the line on spending, but reduces general fund spending substantially.
It concluded that gum treatment reduced general levels of inflammation, which could have implications for patients' ability to control blood glucose.
It concluded that gum treatment reduced general levels of inflammation, which could have implications for patients' ability to control blood glucose.
The National Origins Act of 1924 reduced general immigration to 15percentt of pre-World War I levels, setting quotas that discriminated against Southern and Eastern Europeans.
