Sentence examples for support to reducing from inspiring English sources

UNICEF will support the Government to identify key barriers that constrain the realisation of the rights of disadvantaged children, and will support to reducing infant, child and maternal mortality, improving nutritional status of children and mothers, expanding quality pre-school and basic education, and improving prevention and response to child abuse, neglect, violence and exploitation.

EWG wants larger cuts to farm support to reduce the heat on conservation programmes.

It also announced in-principle support to reduce a further 23 councils to nine, pending court challenges.

The company has said it could eventually employ 1,000 people there if the government offers support to reduce its energy costs.

"But, in addition to providing [developing states] with the access to trade, we must demonstrate our commitment to provide the practical support to reduce their transport and other costs which are, in some countries, a greater barrier than tariffs".

"One of the worst impacts of Ofcom's current approach to let the free market have its head is the downward pressure they support, to reduce pay and terms and conditions, and encourage a race to the bottom for workers".

A list of high profile names - ranging from retailer Philip Green to the financial public relations consultant Roland Rudd - have begun to appear in a series of newspaper advertisements, declaring support to reduce African poverty.

The United States has been seeking international support to reduce Iraq's roughly $125 billion in debt, despite the Defense Department's recent exclusion of countries like France, Germany and Russia, which opposed the war in Iraq, as prime bidders on reconstruction contracts.

The other eight clubs had indicated their support to reduce the number of Super League teams to 12 in 2015.

We can't solve this systemic problem without widespread involvement and support to reduce government subsidies for junk food crops and greater support for the establishment of healthy options in food deserts.

We can teach others, work on models of support to reduce behaviors, but I am coming to the realization that some people I meet have the wrong idea or end point for these tools.