Sentence examples for reductions made from inspiring English sources

Ashton B. Carter, the deputy defense secretary, said that the reductions made no sense unless Russia agreed to commensurate cuts.

In addition, Mr. Bush, unlike President Clinton, opposes the commitment to carbon dioxide reductions made at an international gathering in Kyoto, Japan, in 1997.

President Bush's agreement with Moscow, which was built upon weapons reductions made by Presidents Bill Clinton and George H. W. Bush, is President Obama's starting point.

Emissions from developing countries are growing so fast that they are likely to swamp any reductions made by the rich world.

The House budget cuts come on top of the unprecedented 14 percent reductions made to those programs in the current federal budget.

A YJB spokeswoman says: "This group does not show as much benefit as others from the overall reductions made … To help establish why this is the case, the YJB has developed a 'disproportionality toolkit' for youth offending teams to use.

Moreover, the mandatory price reductions make for small profits.

Instead of waiting for rescue, they should be figuring out what reductions make sense and how to carry them out.

The Global Zero study also says that the large reductions make sense in a time of constrained Pentagon spending.

Several American companies have already reduced emissions on their own, partly for environmental reasons and partly because the efficiencies required to achieve reductions make economic sense.

But they have used different baselines against which to measure their reductions, making it difficult to determine whether there is parity.