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What's the timetable for reducing debt?

That formulation hinted at a less ambitious timetable for reducing carbon emissions than that proposed by the British government's independent advisory body, the Committee on Climate Change.

Mr. Cecala says that one easy step to implement would be to set out a timetable for reducing the size of the loans that Fannie and Freddie guarantee.

The shadow education secretary, who previously served as a Treasury adviser to Brown, argues that the economic climate means the party must set out a longer timetable for reducing the deficit.

By contrast, the act gave industry a more leisurely timetable for reducing nitrogen oxides, and also spared hundreds of the oldest, dirtiest power plants from tough new controls in the false expectation that they would soon be retired.

The Liberal Democratic Party secretary general, Hiromu Nonaka, left, said N.T.T. should move forward its timetable for reducing the fees it charges foreign carriers to connect to its network.

The European Union wanted a treaty with strict targets and timetables for reducing carbon emissions.

In particular, the critics attacked the United States -- along with Canada, Japan and oil-producing states -- for blocking efforts to set firm timetables for reducing oil and gas consumption.

To ensure continuation of the Kyoto process, delegates can plan steps to consider: ratcheting up the targets and timetables for reducing greenhouse gases, and establishing a "clean development fund" to build markets for clean energy technologies.

This proposal, which was strongly opposed by India, demanded that all countries, regardless of their level of development, commit themselves to timetables for reducing emissions by stated amounts and that reductions begin by 2020.

We've seen speculation in the press over the past weeks that the EPA might relax its proposed standards and timetable for states to reduce dangerous carbon pollution from power plants.