Sentence examples for would reduce impact from inspiring English sources

The Isle of Grain: Close enough to London to provide fast access by public transport, yet take-off and landing over water would reduce impact on as small a population as possible.

Having the next summer games in 2018 and the next winter games in 2022 would reduce impacts of the games in half.

Based on the results, the nanomaterials would reduce impacts by c.a. 20% in the most relevant environmental life cycle impact categories.

However, the analysis also demonstrates that an early peak in emissions would reduce impacts by 40 60% by 2080 (compared with the 4 °C pathway), easing the adaptation challenge over the long term, and can delay by several decades the impacts that would be experienced from around 2050 in the absence of policy.

The fourth option, a complete anchor ban, would reduce impacts to all habitats, but octocoral colonies would still be vulnerable to bottom-contact fishing gear.

The results of the current study suggest that the duration of sire exposure does not impact on the outcomes of interest, however TM breeding strategies would reduce the impact of this potential confounding variable.

And a country cutting its deficit now would not be doing so alone (which would reduce the impact on exports).

It is much better to invest the money in infrastructure improvements that would reduce the impact of a terrorist event or any disaster that might occur in the transit system.

"We believe that these measures would reduce environmental impact, and have concluded that this project can be constructed and operated in accordance with these mitigation measures," the study said.

Extending the immunisation programme to include all children from the age of five would reduce the impact of the illness in the UK, the joint committee on vaccination and immunisation said.

Mr. Egan conceived a steering wheel that had just a single spoke radiating from its center instead of the usual two or three: this would reduce the impact on the driver's chest in a crash.