Sentence examples for reduction of future from inspiring English sources

A preliminary cost estimate of the final legislation, released by the Congressional Budget Office on Thursday, showed that the president got almost exactly what he wanted: a $940 billion price tag for the new insurance coverage provisions in the bill, and the reduction of future federal deficits of $138 billion over 10 years.

And, performance-based design concepts for reconstruction after this earthquake and for the reduction of future tsunami damage are discussed and proposed.

Targeting reduction of future harm in adolescents admitted to hospital with adversity-related injuries is of great public health interest in the UK.

This compact approach (cm scale for the plasma) and tens of meters length for the whole facility should permit a miniaturization and cost reduction of future accelerators and associated X-Free Electrons Lasers.

Perhaps more important than the reduction of future diversification relative to historical baselines, gradient flattening may impose evolutionary limits upon species' ability to persist in the face of future environmental change, whether due to continuing habitat alteration, invasive species, global warming, or some other novel, unanticipated perturbation.

Hence, prevention of exacerbations and reduction of future risk should be a consideration in the management of COPD [ 2].

We know that governments can assign prices to carbon pollution and can pledge reductions of future emissions to one another and review one another's pledges.

In advance of the fiscal responsibility meeting, the president last week shelved a plan to appoint a Social Security task force to recommend ways to ensure the program's long-term solvency, after protests from Democratic leaders in Congress, especially the House speaker, Nancy Pelosi of California, and from liberal activists who want to head off any reductions of future retirees' benefits.

Overall, the Parties appear very conservative in establishing LULUCF sector targets as well as in quantifying the reduction effect of future LULUCF measures.

Besides the BANS scheme, grants from other policy sectors were available (e.g., on renewable energy and energy efficiency) for exploratory studies on the development of 'energy visions', and (spatial) planning by determining CO2 reduction potentials of future projects (e.g., development of residential areas).

It is clear that new strategies for patient management or new methods of medical care such as the possibility of telemedical treatment can be essential for the reduction of the future financial burden.