Sentence examples for reducing the gap in from inspiring English sources

Ann Keen, Health minister for England, said: "The UK is at the forefront of tackling health inequalities but reducing the gap in life expectancy is still an issue".

The Mail has shed 340,000 copies over the past three years, compared with more than 700,000 lost by the Sun – reducing the gap in sales between the UK's two largest dailies to about 500,000.

Experts said Trump's shifting rhetoric was necessary to keep the summit on track by reducing the gap in expectations between Washington and Pyongyang, which has signaled that it would negotiate only over a slower, step-by-step process to curb its weapons programs in exchange for reciprocal benefits from the United States and other countries.

In recent years, policy-makers have initiated several efforts (e.g. decreased labour taxes, new regulations) geared towards improving the entry of young people into the labour market and reducing the gap in the unemployment rate between younger and older workers.

In other words, the length of l 3 (which determines the total length of the varactor) can be shortened by reducing the gap in the capacitor section so that it is smaller than that of the actuator section.

In 2010, Congress passed a law reducing the gap in penalties somewhat, but it did not apply to those convicted before the new guidelines went into effect.

He showed an outfielder's glove from the 1950's; Mickey had customized it to reduce the gap in the webbing.

Can a project like the HAPPINESS Project reduce the gap in access to mental health care compared to usual care?

Adding such "biographical" questions to the mix was supposed to reduce the gap in scores between whites and minority applicants.

This would reduce the gap in economic output between the north and the rest of the country.

Addressing the leaders, Mr. Mubarak said, "We are linked by a common destiny," and he urged others to reduce the gap in wealth between north and south.