Sentence examples for reduced to meet from inspiring English sources

A third fewer editorial jobs are to be cut at the Scotsman and Scotland on Sunday than had originally been feared, but sport, business, news and magazine pages will be reduced to meet cost-saving targets.

Salmonella spp. reduced to meet Class A criteria after 120 h.

Preliminary reliability calculations suggest that current design stress levels be reduced to meet the current fatigue life target reliability level for the MOB connectors.

When designing these foundations, their vibration amplitudes and the forces transmitted to the supporting piles or soil medium must be reduced to meet serviceability and stability requirements.

Proposals from Hampshire's PCC, Simon Hayes, say that operational policing "can no longer be ring-fenced" and that front-line services "need to be reduced to meet the financial budget".

The conventional dopant of choice, boron, as a result of its light mass requires that implant energies be ever reduced to meet the demands of these shallow junctions, with the inevitable effect on throughput due to implanter beam current limitations.

The balance of the state's contribution has not yet been deposited, meaning it could be further reduced to help meet the looming budget shortfall.

At 6 weeks follow-up this reduced to 59% met case criteria for PTSD on the PSS-I and 63% on the IES-R.

Nevertheless, the postponement strategy neglects essential parts of the BPS trade-off, such as improvements in quality and the reduced ability to meet customer needs.

The report said doctors also believed the health board was reducing its scheduled surgery in order to reduce costs "to meet end of year financial targets".

He admitted that they would have to cut fares and reduce margins to meet the targets as well as relocating services from other airports.