Sentence examples for would try to reduce from inspiring English sources

Several Republicans said they would try to reduce or repeal a new tax on manufacturers of medical devices.

In light of the injury, Woodson said he would try to reduce Anthony's playing time to the 35-minute range once he returned.

In an effort to balance its budget, NPR said on Friday that it would try to reduce its staff about 10 percent through voluntary buyouts.

Ms. DeLauro is one of the leaders in the House on legislation that would try to reduce the need for abortion and provide economic support to new parents.

Mr. Baucus said that the 37percentt figure was shocking and that he and his colleagues would try to reduce it.

The Boise, Idaho-based company said it would try to reduce further losses by shifting its purchases of supplies to countries other than China.

He'd be far better off focusing on all the ways he'd try to reduce abortion and increase adoption, all while trumpeting the fact that he stays consistent on his policy stances.

He outlined the strengths and weaknesses of the current executive team and described how he'd tried to reduce tension and conflict among its members.

Fearing that electricity producers would try to cut their losses by reducing output, on December 10th the government ordered that coal contracted for delivery to energy companies in 2011 must not be sold at a higher price than last year.

One would think that someone running to be the government's chief executive would be proud to make tax payments, and would not try to reduce them through exotic foreign tax shelters and an outsized IRA, as Mr. Romney has done for years.

Under sequestration, programs would first try to reduce the cost of the basket of goods provided to participants, by finding lower prices on goods like baby food and peanut butter, said Douglas A. Greenaway, the president of the National WIC Association — an umbrella group for state programs.