Sentence examples for to to reduce from inspiring English sources
The phrase "to to reduce" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be a typographical error or a repetition of the word "to." Example: "We aim to reduce costs in the upcoming budget."
The trial comes as Fifa prepares to approve radical rule changes this week in a bid to to reduce refereeing blunders.
The NSW trial is one of several measures introduced to protect pedestrians in the state government's Towards Zero campaign, which was launched on Sunday and aims to to reduce the road death toll.
Tong, who was in Melbourne for a public meeting hosted by the Australia Institute on Thursday, said it was the "easiest, most reasonable" measure world leaders could commit to to reduce emissions.
Solar divisions of multinational companies like BP, Siemens and Kyocera as well as smaller players like AstroPower and Evergreen Solar of Waltham, Mass., are vying to to reduce manufacturing costs for solar components and to supply businesses and consumers at competitive rates.
Additionally, the White House said the president would ask the Securities and Exchange Commission to "to reduce the regulatory burdens on small-business capital formation in ways that are consistent with investor protection, including expanding 'crowdfunding' opportunities and increasing mini-offerings".
President Sirisena swept to power in January 2015 partially on a platform promising to to reduce the country's dependence on China and restore some equilibrium to country's foreign relations.
Heat to boiling, then reduce to a simmer.
He wants to reduce it to 5.5 percent.
Fairness is also key to policies to reduce global warming.
Seaquest: The goal has to be to reduce overfishing.
They tried to reduce us to silence.
