Sentence examples for should not reduce from inspiring English sources
"F1 should not reduce itself to a world of nostalgia," he told La Stampa.
Our clarification of the Jewish law on this subject should not "reduce the number of donations" or "put lives at risk".
The BBC should not reduce the scale or scope of its news operation "on any platform", and should not close its dedicated 24-hour news channel.
Lord Heseltine spoke out following the publication of polling suggesting 59% of people think the government should not reduce the number of international students, even if that makes reducing immigration numbers harder.
I see no reason why you should not reduce the rate of interest on your long-term government bonds to 2.5% or less with favourable repercussions on the whole bond market, if only the Federal Reserve System would replace its present holdings of short-dated Treasury issues by purchasing long-dated issues in exchange.
Thus far the transition toward a global labour market has largely taken the form of rapid increases in wages in developing countries, not decreases in wages in advanced countries.Global competition has in many cases made it harder for workers in advanced countries to see the wage increases they would have enjoyed without it, but it should not reduce real earnings or create mass joblessness.
The scope of moral evaluation should not reduced or limited to concern with (fleeting and momentary) acts of will modelled after legal paradigms.
President Nicolás Maduro insists that airlines shouldn't reduce their flights in Venezuela.
Saying that they can use some help shouldn't make us think any less of them, and it certainly shouldn't reduce the respect we grant to anyone who works hard and plays by the rules.
She still resents the first doctor back home who told her she shouldn't reduce twins and another who dismissively told her to just buck up and buy diapers in bulk.
Osborne explains why we shouldn't reduce the deficit faster (BBC) What he said That brings me to the first of the key judgements in this Budget: how fast do we cut the deficit?
