Sentence examples similar to reduction of guarantees from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the Democrats decided to respond to Republican posturing with a meaningless amendment that nothing in the bill "shall result in the reduction of guaranteed benefits" in Medicare.

He says there should be no more referendums for the foreseeable future, but he also calls for changes that were once unthinkable in liberal Quebec, including private-sector health care clinics to shorten waiting lists for government health care and reduction of job guarantees for public officials.

The reduction of the PAPR guarantees better amplifier efficiency [13, 22].

And Israel will be penalized for building its much-needed antiterrorist barrier by a reduction of a loan guarantee.

Gregersen (1984) defined incentives as "public subsidies given in various forms to the private sector to encourage socially desirable actions by private entities". Direct incentives include cost sharing, subsidized credit, fiscal incentives, reduction of uncertainty through loan guarantees, insurance, forest protection agreements, and provision of land tenure (Gregersen and Houghtaling 1978).

Results indicate that "tuning" the ATVA to the excitation frequency can guarantee reduction of the vibration level near the base of the ATVA, but cannot guarantee reduction of the radiated sound field.

This paper presents a method for sustainable design of hybrid distillation-membrane schemes with guaranteed reduction of energy consumption together with two illustrative examples.

Although only a few classes of CME problems are known to have exact and computationally tractable analytical solutions, the recently proposed finite state projection (FSP) technique provides a systematic reduction of the CME with guaranteed accuracy bounds.

Although most of the existing VTRSs obtained promising results for reducing travel time or improving traffic flow, they cannot guarantee reduction of the traffic-related nuisances such as air pollution, noise, and fuel consumption.

This work proposes a method for model reduction of finite-volume models that guarantees the resulting reduced-order model is conservative, thereby preserving the structure intrinsic to finite-volume discretizations.

In this paper, we investigate the contribution of external sources i.e. environmental gammas, neutrons and cosmic ray muons to the CUORE background and show that the shielding setup designed for CUORE guarantees a reduction of this external background down to a level <10−2 counts/kg keV yr at the Q-value, as required by the physical goal of the experiment.