Sentence examples for to abatement from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of abating, or the state of being abated; a lessening, diminution, or reduction; a moderation; removal or putting an end to; the suppression of.
- The abatement of a nuisance is the suppression thereof.
The panels would have a weak point — carved or cut into the plywood — to let a firefighter easily kick through to escape, according to abatement industry experts.
It is complex to link observed toxic effects in complex environmental mixtures to responsible toxicants in EDA, and subsequently to abatement measures.
Reforestation of agricultural land with mixed-species environmental plantings of native trees and shrubs contributes to abatement of greenhouse gas emissions through sequestration of carbon, and to landscape remediation and biodiversity enhancement.
The reason could be the adverse effect of the high amounts of OLR and subsequently the impact of xenobiotic and non-biodegradable compositions on the microbial population which led to abatement of the MLSS (Eriksson et al. 2002; Liberman et al. 2016).
In contrast, we obtain efficiency if the transboundary pollutant is regulated by emission taxes or tradable emission permits provided that the revenue from taxing emissions are redistributed to the countries in a lump-sum way and that the initial allocation of tradable emission permits is not linked to abatement costs.
We discuss how the issues identified are being captured by integrated assessment models, with particular focus on the treatment of non-technical pollution abatement measures, noting current developments at the micro-scale addressing the dynamics of behavioural responses to abatement policies.
Firms will have to contribute to carbon abatement schemes if homes they build in England do not meet the required standard of sustainability.
From his approach to pollution abatement as governor of Texas to his approach to corporate malfeasance as president, George W. Bush has made voluntary compliance his motto.
It is possible to apply an "abatement" to cut the amount paid by a retirement pension if someone returns to work with the employer they left.
But they ultimately withdrew after an inspection revealed the presence of asbestos and the sellers would not agree to a $20,000 price reduction to cover abatement.
The dancing mania is usually taken to have been an overreaction to the abatement of the protracted terrors of the Black Death in the mid-fourteenth century.
