Sentence examples for reduced roles for from inspiring English sources

Translation: reduced roles for BMG's top managers.

This mostly relates to the show's characters, some of whom have been cut out or given reduced roles for the sake of timing or clarity, and some of whom are completely new or composites of other characters to deepen connections between the inhabitants of Chester's Mill.

Unfortunately the reform process includes a reduced role for the military as the traditional guarantor of secularity.

They engineered a rescue plan with several provisions intended to ultimately diminish the size of Fannie and Freddie and set the stage for a permanent, though sharply reduced, role for the companies in the mortgage markets.

The Tory direction of travel is for a smaller, less prescriptive national curriculum, a greatly reduced role for local councils, encouragement for new providers of schools and less red-tape tying the hands of entrepreneurial head teachers.

Reformers hope that the party will accept a dramatically reduced role for superdelegates ― the party officials who can vote in presidential primaries independent of the will of the primary voters in their state ― as well make it easier for independents to participate in primaries and other party functions.

WASHINGTON -- The Obama administration's decision to mount two risky capture raids against Al Qaeda operatives in North Africa reflects a reduced role for lethal CIA drone strikes and a growing role for the Pentagon in leading counter-terrorism operations, U.S. officials said Sunday.

Management commitment shows up as the single most important component of safety climate perceptions (Flin et al. 2000; Guldenmund 2000; Neal and Griffin 2004), but this does not automatically suggest a reduced role for technical factors.

Jimmy Butler's arrival meant a reduced role offensively for Wiggins, and it was a rough adjustment.

Jon Glasby, director of the Health Services Management Centre (HSMC) at the University of Birmingham, says regular reorganisation "reduces role clarity" for commissioners, who may struggle to know what their job actually involves.

This highlights the need for standardisation to reduce role confusion, enable mobility of the ICN workforce and promote equivalence in advanced ICN practice roles.