Sentence examples for reduction premises from inspiring English sources

But Obama started from pro-deficit reduction premises, so at the very least the sequester can't reasonably be seen as a defeat for his White House, his liberalism.

Like SGR, the future reduction is premised on a future Congress being willing to endure the political pressure of letting spending cuts go into effect.

"The future reduction is premised on a future Congress being willing to endure the political pressure of letting spending cuts go into effect," the report warns.

Other approaches for further complexity reductions under such premises are also available in the literature.

Comparably, DOX-resistant cells also demonstrated similar level of tumor size reduction supporting the premise that Vpr expression suppresses tumor growth regardless of drug resistant status.

Based upon this premise, reduction of EGFR expression in SK-OV-3 cells (EphA2 negative) should not be observed.

This would result in a reduction of the number premises in the GC.

The fact that this reduction in caseload is premised on the experience of the discredited WCA for ESA only compounds the sense that the government was out of its depth when it set this objective.

Considered less judgmental and more effective than the punitive policies of Australia's past, harm reduction drug education is premised on the goal of reducing 'risks' and harms associated with illicit drug use rather than an elimination of use per se.

The total metal (La, Zr, and Ru together) reduced during LRuZ TPR is 2.12 % of the total metal content, again consistent with the premise that the reduction is limited to the surface of the pyrochlore.

But President Obama has, unfortunately, embraced the faulty premise that deficit reduction should be a top priority.