Sentence examples for reduction of any from inspiring English sources

This was the biggest absolute reduction of any country in the world.

In a criminal complaint unsealed in Federal District Court in Manhattan, prosecutors said that Mr. Duncan had been cooperating with the Department of Investigation in its inquiry, hoping to receive a reduction of any sentence he might face.

"While Hillary Clinton plans a massive, and I mean massive, tax increase, I have proposed the largest tax reduction of any candidate who has run for president this year, Democrat or Republican".

The poverty rate declined from 52% in 1978 to 26% in 1994, according to the World Bank, the fastest rate of poverty reduction of any of India's big states.

The move was the Fed's first rate reduction of any kind in four years, the steepest in nearly five years and its most abrupt reversal of course since January 2001, when policy makers sharply cut rates at an unscheduled emergency meeting just before the last recession.

They see the numbers as so favourable that they have started talking about "the largest deficit reduction of any bill we have adopted in Congress since 1993" even before mentioning that it will also extend health insurance to 95% of the population.

The combination of the President's hesitance to lead to overcome special interests at home to achieve his own stated objectives - whether on a public option in health care or pollution reductions of any respectable size - and the power of the coal and oil lobbies, put his negotiators in the awkward position of negotiating without very much to give.

However, many of the news articles and websites we reviewed based their conclusions on whether or not smoking cessation interventions resulted in smoking reductions of any amount.

Dose reductions of any drug were required in 16 (37.2%) patients treated with Cis/Doc and in 12 (27.3%) patients treated with Ox/Doc.

Although many of the news articles and websites we reviewed based their conclusions on whether or not smoking cessation interventions resulted in smoking reductions of any amount, systematic reviews of tobacco cessation focus on point prevalence abstinence.

This, and not a reduction of salaries or any other frivolous issue, was the heart of the matter.