Sentence examples for reduce training from inspiring English sources

The league probably does not want to reduce training camp time, because it is locked into exhibition games.

Pentagon officials have warned that they may have to furlough up to 800,000 civilian employees; sharply reduce training, including flying hours for pilots; and delay deployment of an aircraft carrier strike group that was bound for the Persian Gulf.

To meet the spending decrease, he said, the Pentagon will sharply cut payments for operating its bases in the United States as well as reduce training for troops — but only for those troops not preparing to deploy overseas into combat.

Mr. Panetta said the across-the-board cuts would also force the Pentagon to reduce training and maintenance for the Army, including putting two-thirds of active-duty brigade combat teams outside of Afghanistan at "reduced readiness levels".

Small wonder that pilots, clever folk who often have plenty of time between shifts to discuss their grievances, want to squeeze the largest possible return on their investments.One solution might be for airlines to train more pilots themselves or to find ways to reduce training requirements.

The Army, he said, would have to cancel training drills, and the Air Force — which Mr. Hagel said had already grounded about one-third of its active-duty combat squadrons — would have to significantly reduce training for more than half of all air combat units.

A 500-foot portion of the tracks will be wrapped in a steel and concrete tube to reduce train noise.

He also questioned whether sounding a horn 15 to 20 seconds before reaching a crossing instead of at a quarter-mile distance would reduce train noise.

Finally, Mr. Wolmar argues, "The government must do away with a host of state and federal regulations that reduce train speed and are far too restrictive".

Preservationists have focused on another aspect of the project, the design for the arena, which they say would overwhelm the post office and reduce train operations to a sideshow.

A Portuguese commuter rail operator has launched a campaign urging its passengers to eat breakfast to try to reduce train delays caused by passengers fainting during the morning rush hour.