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A similar plan by the San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department to protect "natural areas" in city parks is also moving ahead, which could reduce existing off-leash dog play acreage by 14 percent or more.

Science was moving ahead on all fronts, reducing ignorance and producing new tools for the amelioration of the human condition.

Mr. Khalilzad's remarks were a public reminder to Iraqis that the Bush administration is moving ahead with plans to reduce the number of foreign troops here.

His administration is moving ahead with aggressive new Environmental Protection Agency regulations to reduce carbon pollution from coal-fired power plants.

Our actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions speak for themselves, and we are focused on moving ahead with real-world solutions.

A spokesman for Chancellor Joel I. Klein said yesterday, "By moving ahead with our Children First reforms we are continuing to reduce class size in our city schools".

It. “Against this backdrop, we are moving ahead with reengineering plans that will free up resources by reducing operating costs and staffing levels,” said Chairman Kenneth I. Chenault Kenneth I. Chenault.

China is moving ahead with emissions reductions goals, higher-income countries such as South Korea and Mexico are taking measures to reduce emissions, and Brazil has reined in deforestation.

Some of these fines will still be paid, but will be reduced if Northern Ireland moves ahead with the changes quickly.

Looking back, moving ahead.

Some countries are moving ahead.