Sentence examples for will be reduced through from inspiring English sources
The number of full-time orchestra members will be reduced through attrition to 92, from 99.
Employment at the Horicon plant will be reduced through a special retirement incentive, the company said, and about 100 jobs there will be transferred from Horicon to Fuquay-Varina, N.C.
DENVER — The elk population that roams and sometimes rampages through the delicate landscape of Rocky Mountain National Park is out of control and will be reduced through a program that will use sharpshooters to cull the herd, park officials said last week.
Common assumptions about uncertainty are (a) that it is a negative (anxiety-producing) state and (b) that it will be reduced through information search and retrieval.
In this article, we explore a Cloud Computing scenario where the dependency on trust will be reduced through a divide-and-conquer approach, where each actor gets access to sufficiently small units of data so as to minimize confidentiality concerns.
Analysis of the transport strategies indicates that this inequity will be reduced through natural fleet renewal, and, perhaps contrary to expectations, road user charging is also capable of promoting environmental equity.
Many environmental advocates argue that agricultural pollution will be reduced only through stronger federal laws.
The retirement age will rise to 67 from 65, and the current pool of 665,000 civil servants will be reduced by 80,000 through 2016.
Under a previously announced plan, about 500 subway station agents will also lose their jobs in the next two weeks, and the number of administrative workers will be reduced by 600 through a mix of layoffs and buyouts.
Although the flight attendants union sees the latest agreement as a 17% pay cut, Hicks disagrees: "The total costs for flight attendants will be reduced 17% primarily through improved productivity, meaning they will have to fly more and be scheduled more efficiently, but pay rates will actually increase".
Each year after that the percentage will be reduced by 1.5% through year 5 when it stabilizes at 54%.
