Sentence examples for reduction back from inspiring English sources

"It refers to a run of disappointing data and the unlikelihood of getting deficit reduction back on track, officially confirming the Tory failure on the economy," McDonnell said.

A year later Barack Obama promised to put weapons reduction back on the table and, by dealing peacefully but firmly with Iran's nuclear ambitions, to give new momentum to the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).

The Institute for Fiscal Studies said tax rises of £10bn-12bn might be needed in the next parliament to put deficit reduction back on track and to avoid "eye-watering" cuts in some Whitehall departments that would reduce spending by a third in inflation-adjusted terms between 2010 and 2018.

While Social Security recipients lose some of their benefits in years in which they earn more than the limit, they get some or all of the reduction back after age 70, when their benefits are readjusted to reflect their decision to continue working.

Its aims were endorsed by scores of government leaders, present and past, and hundreds of thousands of citizens.In April 2009 Barack Obama, speaking in Prague, promised to put weapons reduction back on the table and, by dealing peacefully but firmly with Iran's nuclear ambitions, to give new momentum to the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).

The proposed rotors magnet poles are investigated in the view of the torque ripple reduction, back EMF waveforms and flux density distribution by using finite element analysis.

Following the announcement of 4,600 "job reductions" back in April, AT&T has announced 12,000 more layoffs this morning.

But Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican leader, said Senate Republicans would to try to win at least the same amount of spending reductions backed by the House, though they might aim for different cuts.

In this context, your negotiators claiming that the U.S. is making 'enormous efforts' rather than accepting the need for enforceable pollution reductions backed by a consensus of the world's scientists threatens to sabotage these climate negotiations.

In 2008 GDP contracted; by May 2010 growth had returned, but Osborne's passion for deficit reduction held back recovery.

But he faces a difficult judgment whether to accept the Tory timetable for fiscal reduction, or back a slower pace.