Sentence examples for reduce its charges from inspiring English sources

The Japanese government is insisting that NTT will need four years to reduce its charges by 22.5%.The Clinton administration is determined to bulldoze Japan's telecoms playing field flat before finally leaving office.

It now fears that any reduction in NTT's profits would force it to shed too many workers in a hurry, and further increase Japan's record unemployment figures.Under the circumstances, the Americans have moderated their demands and are now seeking to have NTT reduce its charges by 22.5% over the next two years and by 40% thereafter.

The question is – is the prospect of Labour's price freeze to blame for the failure of the big six to cut standard prices until now?" But yesterday E.ON became the first energy company to reduce its charges, announcing an average 3.5 per cent cut in gas tariffs for its 4.5m household customers, the equivalent to £24 off the average annual bill.

The petition, created by Daniel Farr, asks the Department for Transport to "force" FirstBus to reduce its charges.

The petition, created by Daniel Farr, calls on the Department for Transport to "force" First to reduce its charges.

He also called for Daniel Farr, who set up the online petition asking the Department for Transport to "force" First to reduce its charges, to be included in the process.

This was also observed in our previous work, where we hypothesized that removal of weakly attached, nonspecifically bound DNA from the bead reduced its charge, reducing the electrophoretic force on the bead and enabling its removal from the tip by the opposing electroosmotic flow.

In particular, the scientists said that it had been altered to reduce its electrostatic charge, making the spores less likely to clump together and more likely to float in the air.

And, two of the scientists said, the anthrax was altered from its natural state to reduce its electrostatic charge, a process that prevents small particles from sticking together and to nearby objects, thus making them more likely to become airborne.

With sharp increases expected this winter in the cost of natural gas, Consolidated Edison will reduce its delivery charge from this month until the end of March, the New York State Public Service Commission said.

Given this, and the abovementioned ability of S. aureus to reduce its surface charge density, hydrophobic end-tagging of AMPs with hydrophobic amino acid stretches is an interesting way to improve bactericidal potency of AMPs.