Sentence examples for reducing its total from inspiring English sources
Setting its limit only in terms of carbon dioxide per kilowatt-hour of electricity also means that CLP is not committing itself to reducing its total carbon output, or limiting the amount of electricity it generates.
Electronic noise is mitigated in both BIN and ShiBA imaging, reducing its total by ~12 times.
The asset swap means that E.On will relinquish that stake, thus reducing its total stake in Gazprom to 3.5percentt.
In return for the revisions, US Airways made an early payment of $250 million in cash, reducing its total obligation to $725 million.
Princeton is committed to reducing its total waste stream while increasing the percentage of recycling across all categories including "household" items, demolition and construction debris, and food waste.
In addition to the job cutbacks, the military unit will shut 20 plants and parts of 6 others, reducing its total space by 20percentt.
It said it had reduced its total number of employees by 20percentt, or 9,000 jobs, since June.
It has also said it will not replace some other departing workers as it seeks to reduce its total French work force by around 11,200 jobs by mid-2014.
The agency says it wants to reduce its total processing, delivery and customer service work force of 574,000 full-time employees by about 150,000, and it hopes to do so by offering retirement incentives, rather than by conducting layoffs.
As an environmental group, our main capital is our reputation and credibility, which we will defend.Jos Dings Director European Federation for Transport and Environment BrusselsGreen consumer-taxesSIR – If a society decides to proactively reduce its total carbon emissions it makes little sense just to focus on the carbon it directly produces (Economics focus, June 21st).
At the 2009 UN climate conference in Copenhagen that I led as Executive Secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, China's clear stance was that as a developing country, it should not be required to reduce its total carbon emissions.
