Sentence examples for reduction in consumption of from inspiring English sources

Saudi Arabia and other oil-producing states are wary of any deal that brings a rapid reduction in consumption of fossil fuels.

Treatment in these instances includes an increase in fluid intake and a reduction in consumption of foods rich in purines, such as organ meats, asparagus, and mushrooms.

The issues of security and environmental protection, reduction in consumption of energy and other natural resources, accessibility of information, health, greater mobility all of these will become increasingly pressing and urgent.

Finally, consider Ocean Spray, the US farming cooperative best known for its cranberry and grapefruit products, which has set 2015 environmental targets, including a 15% reduction in water, a 25% reduction in consumption of non-renewable energy, a 25% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, a 20% reduction in packaging materials and a 25% reduction in landfill waste.

He said: "We found that a 50p minimum price would lead to an overall reduction in consumption of 5.5%.

Plaid health spokeswoman Elin Jones said the research suggested a 20% tax could lead to a 15% reduction in consumption of sugary drinks.

Bigger increases in minimum prices for stronger drinks resulted in proportionately bigger reductions in consumption of those products.

Finally, what is not clear is the ability of a mindfulness-based approach by itself to impact key primary as well as secondary migraine headache parameters, as well as promote reductions in consumption of acute medications.

Increasingly, groups of scholars and organizations such as the American Heart Association are calling for major reductions in consumption of SSBs (5, 6).

Reductions in consumption of ACTs after the scale up of RDTs clearly occurred in two of the three districts in this study, taking some time to stabilize close to the RDT positivity rate after introduction of RDTs.

If industry incurred substantial reformulation costs, the worst case costs might lie between £48m and £200m, according to the proportion of the total product line that required reformulation (table 3 shows percent reductions in consumption of trans fatty acids).