Sentence examples for reduction of towns from inspiring English sources

While critics generally praised Square Enix's attempt to revitalize the Final Fantasy series formula, many reacted negatively to the linear nature of the game, especially in the first ten chapters on Cocoon, an issue which many felt was compounded by the large reduction of towns, free-roaming capabilities, and interaction with non-player characters.

Of course, any reduction in out of town patrons also corresponds to a reduction in the risk of DUI-related fatalities, since students walk to the bars.

In general, there was a reduction in the number of towns in the highest RR category.

The proposal, from Republican Councilmen Joseph J. Kearney and Anthony J. Santino, calls for an annual reduction of about $5.57 per thousand in town property taxes for such parents.

Lawmakers rejected a $54 million reduction of state aid to cities and towns.

"Service reductions would be expected to focus on the least profitable routes, including the complete withdrawal of services from a number of towns," the budget paper states.

It first provides a historical account of the relations between mining activities and emergence of towns.

The selection of towns was by convenience.

Quetzaltenango and San Marcos were placed under the command of Juan de León y Cardona, who began the reduction of indigenous populations and the foundation of Spanish towns.

Nicholson also issued order restricting the interaction between the troops and the town, resulting in the further reduction of already-poor morale in the Port Royal garrison.

Blackpool Council leader Simon Blackburn (Lab) announced there will be a reduction of 0.01%, during a budget meeting at the town hall.