Sentence examples for represented a reduction from inspiring English sources

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani said yesterday that he was "very disappointed" that the City University of New York had temporarily reduced the passing score on a new reading placement test, saying the move represented a reduction in CUNY's standards.

The UN's budget for the 2014 15 biennium was approved by the General Assembly in December 2013 for $5.53 billion, which represented a reduction of about 1% from the actual spending over the previous two years.

Friday's announcement represented a reduction to concepts Nasa now thinks are best placed to deliver it a space transportation solution in the near-term.

The three bleaching groups showed an increase in COF and scratch depth after bleaching, especially the 12HP and 15CP groups, which represented a reduction of wear resistance properties.

The 12-cent cap would have left banks with a profit margin of about 70percentt on debit cards based on the median cost, but represented a reduction of almost 75percentt from the current average swipe fee of 44 cents per transaction.

The latter output represented a reduction in the false commissions in the projection.

Other doctors and nurses feel that they represent a reduction in their authority and an increase in their workload.

This represents a reduction of just under 20% of total public expenditure on low-carbon technologies.

BP argues its slight cut in investment does not really represent a reduction, thanks to deflation.

The day after the posting Lucent's stock price fell by as much as 3.6percentt, representing a reduction of more than $7.1 billion in its market capitalization, prosecutors said.

"The seas, the oceans (rising as a result of global warming), the polar icecaps, all represent a reduction in the territory available for the megacity.