Sentence examples for reduction clause from inspiring English sources

Last September, a majority in the Spanish Parliament amended the Constitution to include a deficit reduction clause; it was the second time the document had been touched since it was written in 1978.

Mr. Sarkozy has called for a German-style deficit reduction clause to be inserted in the Constitution, but he appears to lack the parliamentary super-majority required to achieve this.

OpenMP has been used with the reduction clause, that allows to organize the operation to be done in a loop (in this case it acts on multiple sums).

Howell said his firm's agents sometimes walk away from unreasonable listing price demands, but they also use a technique that seeks to bridge the seller-buyer divide: pre-authorized price reduction clauses in the listing contract that ratchet down the asking number.

An opinion essay on May 20 about the effect of the debt crisis on Spanish democracy referred incorrectly to a constitutional amendment, adopted in September, which includes a deficit-reduction clause.

A prepositional phrase differs from a group in the sense that a phrase is a reduction of a clause (or a minor/mini clause) whereas a group is an expansion of a word.

In Additional file 5, Figure S8 for simplicity we consider the reduction of a single-clause satisfaction problem to finding if a minimal hyperpath satisfying the constraints exists.

They are happy about the reduction but not about the clause.

These turned out to be distractions – only the thundering final clause mattered: "Deficit reduction takes precedence over any of the other measures in this agreement".

Byzantine theologians opposed the addition, first on the ground that the Western church had no right to change the text of an ecumenical creed unilaterally and, second, because the Filioque clause implied the reduction of the divine persons to mere relations ("the Father and the Son are two in relation to each other, but one in relation to the Spirit").

On the basis of the 2011 IAB enterprise survey Ellguth et al. (2012 9) find that firms pay for these clauses with a 7percentt higher wage, but that the use of opening clauses triggers a reduction of 9percentt.