Sentence examples for reducing value from inspiring English sources

"It's not about reducing value but about putting value where it's needed".

The Lords committee argues that reaching the aid target and a planned 37% real-terms increase in aid spending by 2015 would wrongly prioritise the amount spent over results achieved and risk reducing value for money.

Certain "buck-passing" accounts hold the normative reduction claim without response-dependency, whereas dispositional theories, including certain forms of sentimentalism, hold response-dependency without reducing value to another normative notion.

Amylolysis was conducted by using granular starch hydrolyzing enzymes (a mixture of α-amylase and glucoamylase) at sub-gelatinization temperatures (<55 °C) over a period of 1 to 72 h, and the degree of hydrolysis (DH) was measured as a percentage of reducing value.

Coca-Cola launched its own 2020 goals including reducing value chain carbon emissions by 25% (per drink), recovering 75% of bottles and cans, and replenishing 100% of the water the company uses.

In tandem, governments should switch the burden of taxation from consumption to capital by reducing value-added taxes and increasing taxes on capital and wealth.

The leaders also discussed how to deal with rising oil prices, as the French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, is expected to press his plans for reducing value-added tax rates on fuel, despite Germany's opposition.

The government encourages electric vehicle purchases by reducing value-added taxes and import taxes, benefits that can bring the price of a Tesla S down to about $100,000, Gisli Gislason said in a telephone interview.

"One arm of county government was reducing values while another arm was raising them again, because the computer systems weren't talking to one another," Mr. Levinson said.

This narrowed the pool of potential suppliers and possibly reduced value for money, said Evans.

Fractional imps occur when imps won at an earlier stage of a team event are given reduced value.