Sentence examples for reduced contingent from inspiring English sources

The reduced contingent continued to search for bodies.

The lethal tide of toxicity derived from the actions of such a reduced contingent unfairly swept away an army of pros far removed from the subprime battlefields.

Specifically, participants with ADHD exhibited reduced contingent negative variation (CNV) in the preparation stage which is considered an index of low cortical arousal, related to working memory load.

Close to 2,000 BMG fans boycotted the derby and instead marched through Gladbach's city centre on Saturday in protest against a reduced contingent of away tickets and personalised tickets for the derby at Cologne.

After that site evaluation, the decision was made to increase the number of firefighters at the site to 75 per shift, about what it was before the city reduced the contingent.

He has cut his salary by 30% and reduced his security contingent.

This will certainly necessitate the maintenance of a reduced civil and military contingent.

Mr. Rasmussen, who has been one of Mr. Bush's most stalwart defenders on Iraq, has sharply reduced his country's contingent there but still has 600 troops in Afghanistan.

Representative Byrnes insisted that spending be cut if taxes were to be cut and that a tax cut should be made contingent upon reduced spending.

The cabinet's female contingent was reduced to three, with critics saying there was no longer a mother around the cabinet table and for the first time the women's minister was subordinate to a male minister.

As the possibility of a settlement increased, however, the security forces became a much less visible presence, and in 2007 the army contingent was reduced to 5,000 troops, with the responsibility for security transferred completely to the police.