Sentence examples for reduction and reducing from inspiring English sources

The Welsh government is responsible for delivering a wide range of public services that underpin crime reduction and reducing reoffending, such as health and social care.

I would urge Davies to take a trip to Sandwell to find out how and why the area is doing so well on violence reduction and reducing levels of depression.

As revealed by Guardian Australia on Tuesday the radical plan involves lowering federal income tax by a certain percentage, allowing the states to levy an income tax surcharge at the same rate as that reduction, and reducing commonwealth grants to the states by the amount raised.

This may sound like semantics, but there is a large, pragmatic gap between "abortion reduction" and "reducing the need for abortion," and therein lies the controversy.

"We'll continue to support the President in creating jobs and growing the economy from the middle out, and in fighting for issues like immigration reform, climate change, balanced deficit reduction, and reducing gun violence".

Reflecting on the lessons learned from the HFA, the Sendai Framework was established with the aim of achieving a substantial level of risk reduction and reducing the range of disaster-related losses, including the losses of human lives and livelihoods (2); it recommended the implementation of an action-oriented framework.

Those benefits include fuel savings, pollution reduction and reduced oil imports.

One task evidently concerns the task of deficit reduction and reduced public spending.

Relishing the freedom to deliver his latest budget unfettered by coalition, the chancellor eased up on the pace of deficit reduction and reduced the size of the cuts that Whitehall departments will face in the coming years.

Several of them have withheld aid, on which much of the country's development depends, accounting for more than 40% of Rwanda's budget.Landlocked, tiny in area, and more densely populated than any other country in sub-Saharan Africa, Rwanda has achieved what a leading British development expert, Paul Collier, calls the "hat-trick" of rapid growth, sharp poverty reduction and reduced inequality.

The in-network data processing methods facilitate in data reduction and reduce the bandwidth consumption, and the efforts are required for on-the-path data reduction and redundancy elimination.