Sentence examples for reduction movement from inspiring English sources

Joining everyone from Thom Yorke to Tottenham Hotspur FC, I am just one of 110,000 people, 4,000 businesses and thousands of schools, hospitals and charities that signed up to the 10 10 campaign, which was launched at Tate Modern in the autumn of 2009 and has blossomed into a global carbon reduction movement in 45 countries.

A harm reduction movement that became a model for the region (see p. 156) offers clean needles and syringes to people who inject drugs, as well as opiate substitutes like methadone that do not require needles.

On the basis of the harm reduction movement's founding texts from the beginning of the 1990s, this paper reflects the movement's self-understanding in contrasting itself with the system of punitive prohibition.

The US harm reduction movement has produced large, credible, significant multi service agencies serving drug users.

Apple is the latest example of designers becoming enamored by the Complexion Reduction movement.

It's also home to a leading harm reduction movement that is referenced across the country and worldwide.

Interestingly, they hypothesized that the procedure of learning how to perform quasi-movements (by the successive reduction of movement strength to a complete muscular quiescence) might represent a transition process between motor execution and MI.

In order to explore the effects of pain reduction on movement evoked pain, only those movements which evoked pain on initial testing were analysed thus removing the confounding factors of pain free movements.

The reduction in movement was mainly due to a reduction in Z-movement (i.e. up down movement).

Morphants showed a dose-dependent reduction in movement throughout the entire period of spontaneous coiling, excluding the possibility that reduced movement reflected developmental delay (Fig. 3C; supplementary material Movies 3, 4).

One recent study investigated a reduction in movement restrictions following primary THA with the posterolateral approach and found that fewer movement restrictions did not affect the patient-reported outcomes after 6 weeks, and led to earlier return to work.