Sentence examples for reductions in a from inspiring English sources

Still, studies have shown that significantly reducing caloric intake does produce measurable reductions in a person's stomach capacity.

The federal budget endorsed by House Republicans calls for reductions in a broad category that includes job training.

Delphi, based in Troy, Mich., is cutting 17,540 positions, including the most recent reductions, in a program begun in March 2001.

Including carbon dioxide reductions in a comprehensive cleanup plan now is the most efficient and least costly way to address the threat of global warming.

(Later, savvy American negotiators tried to trade reductions in a missile-defense system they knew was deeply flawed for heavy reductions in Soviet offensive weapons).

That would happen if the special Congressional committee on the budget could not identify $1.2 trillion in additional savings, kicking in automatic reductions in a process called sequestration.

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad announced the long-anticipated subsidy reductions in a live television interview on Saturday night, calling the reform "a great victory for Iran".

Those include proposed reductions in a Medicare program and a limit on deductions that wealthy taxpayers can claim, both of which have been attacked by senior Democrats in Congress.

Taxpayers already knew that they would receive permanent rate reductions in a few years; the only new development is that they will have slightly more disposable income from 2003 through 2005.

But while loan modifications can entail reductions in a homeowner's interest rate or in the principal amount, industry executives acknowledged that many and perhaps most of the loan modifications so far simply stretched out the original repayment terms.

Reductions in A-weighted noise ranging from 6.3 to 22.8 dB were recorded, with an average reduction across the different test sites of 12 dB.