Sentence examples for to make reductions from inspiring English sources

I have to make reductions and savings".

"There's lots of opportunity to make reductions there," says Black.

Whenever the DfE has had to make reductions, sixth forms have been hammered.

And, if Dow Jones didn't sell, executives would feel great pressure to make reductions in order to boost the stock.

Holding prisoners in solitary also is very expensive, and several other states have begun to make reductions.

Many environmentalists and some former E.P.A. officials said that while the proposed pollution cuts are substantial, they give industry more time to make reductions than existing law.

Most important however is the strong commitment from the Government to make reduction of child and maternal mortality one of its two highest priorities.

But it said it recognised more savings were needed and was "committed to making reductions by considering how we do things differently and prioritising our service to communities".

"We can confirm that over the coming weeks we will make reductions to our savings rates across Lloyds Bank, Halifax and Bank of Scotland," Lloyds said.

Well yes, companies who did not reduce sustainability investment saw larger Net Profit Margins of 23% within two years compared to those companies that did make reductions.

A January Kaiser/Harvard/Robert Wood Johnson Foundation poll found that when given the option to make "major reductions, minor reductions, or no reductions" to food stamp spending "to reduce the deficit," 28percentt were willing to make major reductions, 41 percent supported minor reductions, and only 29percentt said they would support no reductions.