Sentence examples for trusted to reduce from inspiring English sources

Before the 2010 election, the Tories had a 39-point lead over Labour as the party trusted to reduce immigration, but led on economic competence by only 4% and trailed Labour on protecting the National Health Service by 3%.

Facing a world full of potential dangers for the babies they carry, pregnant women hear regularly that acetaminophen can be trusted to reduce fevers and relieve aches and pains without causing harm to a developing fetus.

Some of our friends on the left lack the credibility, the moral authority to face victims and their families and ask to be trusted to reduce some prison sentences.

"Who do you trust to reduce the cost of living pressures?

"Who do you trust to reduce cost-of-living pressures?

"UKIP: The only party you can trust to reduce immigration".

But people can also use a trust to reduce taxes on the collection if the proceeds from the trust eventually go to charity.

One of his firms settled a £23.5m bill with the taxman after using employee benefit trusts to reduce tax on earnings.

Why? Because, wrote the Independent's Andy McSmith, his newspaper revealed in April 2014 that a company created by Leadsom and her husband used controversial trusts to reduce her potential inheritance tax bill by taking advantage of offshore banking arrangements.

"The trust's concern throughout this period was to ensure that the director-general met the strategy set for him by the trust: to reduce radically both the number of senior managers and the cost of the management pay bill, and he achieved both".

I will propose a national education trust to reduce the size of classes, enhance the quality of our schools, new accountability and new resources, incentives to hire more teachers, tougher standards, all the rest that I have poorly described, but this will give new resources and new certainty to those resources to have the boldest plan ever to dramatically improve our public schools.