Sentence examples for reductions than from inspiring English sources

Some departments have undergone deeper reductions than others.

It was meant to distance himself from the Bush plan, while still advocating more reductions than Mrs. Clinton did.

Three weeks later, after weeks of mediation, Mr. Kennedy and the newspapers reached an agreement that called for considerably smaller staff reductions than the newspapers had sought.

Many environmentalists and some former E.P.A. officials said that while the proposed pollution cuts are substantial, they give industry more time to make reductions than existing law.

Another study suggesting that a Congressional clean-air bill would achieve greater pollution reductions than Mr. Bush's own plan, at approximately the same cost, was withheld.

Indeed, more has been achieved post-Copenhagen and Cancún through voluntary and nationally agreed carbon emissions reductions than in the 15-year circus of negotiations since Kyoto.

The Suffolk County Legislature passed a budget last night that would allow smaller tax increases and fewer program reductions than County Executive Robert J. Gaffney had proposed.

Republicans continue to press for bigger reductions than most Democrats will support, and there is unlikely to be any legislative breakthrough this year.

Without explanation, Clinton backs proposals to balance the budget that seem to depend significantly more on spending reductions than tax increases (he never makes the calculation).

This limited approach was politically feasible since it was easier to quantify the benefits of tariff reductions than to gauge the effects of reductions in nontariff barriers.

The administration also argued that tougher fuel efficiency standards in the energy bill recently signed into law by President Bush would yield greater greenhouse gas reductions than the California rules would.