Sentence examples for reductions into from inspiring English sources

But Cole Layer Trumble did not take the reductions into account when calculating the updated figures sent out in November.

The government's Climate Change Committee has succeeded in bringing an 80% target for emissions reductions into the climate change bill.

Some companies, such as AEP, a large utility, want the government to promise that it will take voluntary reductions into account in any future compulsory programme.

There is a better way, one that turns the necessity of cost reductions into a military more suited to the national security challenges we will face down the road.

At a time when negotiating a halt to that buildup is imperative, Washington has inexplicably granted Pyongyang something it has long coveted -- a reduction in American troop levels -- instead of building those reductions into a bargaining proposal requiring constructive North Korean moves in return.

In January, the newly seated Republican governor, Jan Brewer, had to address a $1.6 billion budget gap by cutting $580 million in general-fund spending, taking more than $500 million from agencies financed with fees or other sources, and using $500 million in federal stimulus money — squeezing all the reductions into the final five months of the fiscal year ending June 30.

Ton after ton of fish arrived for reduction into fertilizer.

Pour the maple-stock reduction into the roasting pan, scraping the brown bits on the bottom of the pan with a wooden spoon.

These efforts at the reduction into prime matter were thought to make possible the re-creation of individual and cosmos as a single, pure element.

He advocated for governments to give blended grants, saying these would "force recipients to put projects together that mix in development and humanitarian needs"; include disaster risk reduction into disaster response and organise cross-disciplinary conferences.

The Bush proposal would fold the funds currently targeted for class size reduction into block grants to be forwarded to the states and used at the discretion of local authorities.