Sentence examples for term to reduce from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gore, the president said, had been in favor of moving in the first term to reduce the budget deficit.

It is, the league has said, part of Goodell's plan to improve officiating for the long term, to reduce the bad calls that even regular officials make.

The government's decision, early in its first term, to reduce the NHS's longstanding dependence on doctors trained abroad meant increasing the number of graduates from British medical schools.

After the crisis at the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan? A. That aside, what it demonstrates is that [keeping the rise in temperature to less than 2 degrees] is quite a significant challenge, and that gas can be phenomenally useful in the near term to reduce overall CO2 emissions.

It cannot afford to alienate its ministries too quickly, not least because it needs their help to implement policy and to pull Japan out of its slump.Thirdly, the party has pledged over the longer term to reduce the economy's reliance on export industries, which were closely affiliated with the LDP, by spurring domestic demand.

Bertelsmann will have to raise funds in unpromising market circumstances in the short term, and will have to sell some assets in the medium term to reduce debt to a sustainable level.Bertelsmann has also not done well with its aggressive expansion in the American magazine business.

In childhood, inadequate fluid intakes can lead on the short term, to reduced physical and cognitive performances.

It requires industrialized countries that submit to its terms to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions by 2012 to levels below those measured in 1990.

SCP can be particularly useful to practitioners and academics (Farrell 2010) involved in wildlife crime projects as it is a low-cost, effective, and empirically-based strategy that can be implemented in the short-term to reduce crime.

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We have energy needs and we are not doing anything in real terms to reduce them.