Sentence examples for reduction called for from inspiring English sources

The reduction called for in the cap-and-trade program is only 17percentt by 2020.

Good luck -- the Pentagon and defense contractors already are bellowing about the puny 1.6 percent reduction called for in the new White House budget.

This framework for job creation and deficit reduction called for more revenue from the most fortunate citizens and rejected a spending-cuts-only approach to the budget (backed by a veto threat).

Between 1990 and 2013, the average annual decline in the MMR was 4.3 %, amounting to a 64%% decline since 1990, only 11 percentage points shy of achieving the 75 % reduction called for by the MDG 5 [ 3].

Thus, HIV risk reduction calls for enhancement of interpersonal efficacy rather than simply targeting a specific behavior change.

Of course, the 17% figure is not nearly as high as the reductions called for by the European Union, Japan, developing nations, and basically everyone else in the world.

Additionally, even if the whole $500 billion in defense reductions called for by the Simpson-Bowles plan and numerous other bipartisan debt-reduction plans were carried out, military spending in real terms would return only to its fiscal year 2007 level and will still be 40 percent higher than it was on 9/11.

As the figure shows, that retirement schedule puts the U.S. coal power sector on track to come close to the coal power capacity reductions called for in the IEA 450 PPM scenario to limit global temperature increase to 2°C.

Until now few if any US unions and neither of the major labor federations, the AFL-CIO and Change to Win, have supported specific emission reduction targets or even gone on record for the principle of making the reductions called for by scientific consensus.

These reductions call for residents to decrease their water use by 10to35percentent, depending on the water district.

The Simpson-Bowles Commission, which advised Mr. Obama on debt and deficit reduction, called in December for reducing "excess" payments to hospitals for medical education.