Sentence examples for would attempt to reduce from inspiring English sources

During a conference in April, the Mozambican government stated that it would attempt to reduce the rates of child marriage in the country, Muzzi said.

That said, and with no disrespect meant toward or directed at medical experts, scientists, academics or others who would attempt to reduce grief to methodical study, "healing" in no way equates "forgetting" -- nor should it.

So while, as I've said, I would reform the Obscene Publications Act so that it applied only to material whose making involved actual harm to the participants, I would also attempt to reduce the long-term demand for the more sexist forms of pornography by improving the quality of sex education and starting it at a younger age, along with abolishing all forms of gender inequality in the workplace.

Once Western leaders understood that Bozizé's presidency was ending, they assumed that leaving the door open to friendly relations with the new government would be essential to attempt to reduce China's influence.

Musicians sometimes attempt to reduce things too far.

"It's so savagely reductive to attempt to reduce literature to some algorithm," he told me.

When other eNB's receive this information, they would attempt to reschedule or reduce activities on those RB's.

Thus, reducing the cost of Si material would be one of the first options to consider in attempting to reduce the cost of electricity generated by photovoltaic systems.

However, we attempted to reduce the likelihood of over-reporting by emphasising that our results would be treated confidentially.

Attempting to reduce human CO2 emissions is worthy for many reasons, but is economically unrealistic and in any case would be only partly effective.

This "Urban Mobility bike" is one example of how designers are attempting to reduce bike theft.