Sentences with phrase «reduced role»

Unless we find cost - effective ways of reducing the role of fossil fuels, a cap - and - trade system would ultimately break down.

The changes could mean thousands of schools opting out of local authority control and a much - reduced role for local councils in education.

It can be used to improve team and individual characteristics (by reducing role ambiguity) and work structure by negotiating, defining and adjusting team member roles.

That has happened in some instances, drastically reducing the role of travel agents, for example.

These policies include reducing governmental restrictions on the market within its political boundaries and also reducing the role of such boundaries.

A second form of misunderstanding is that a participatory process reduces the role of leadership.

The global economy reduces the role of this traditional pattern in two ways.

It was to remove tariff barriers, lower wages, and in general reduce the role of government in the society.

Over the previous decade, the government has largely reduced the role of private banks in student loans while the federal government essentially picked up the slack.

Nevertheless, the marginalization of all this in the university greatly reduces its role in the wider society.

The Portuguese boss was furious when the pair rushed onto the pitch, despite being asked to do so by the referee and Eden Hazard, and subsequently opted to punish their actions by vastly reducing their role with the club.

At about the same time, David reduced his role as an army chaplain and was assaulted by a man he described as a Muslim fundamentalist.

Other top spenders included the Greater New York Hospital Association ($ 2.3 million), the No More Casinos Coalition ($ 1.7 million) and the Public Campaign Action Fund, which lobbied on reducing the role of money in politics ($ 1.4 million).

In 2016, Arrington reduced his role at CrunchFund and has since started Arrington XRP Capital, a $ 100 million digital asset management firm in blockchain - based capital markets.

The global economy drastically weakens labor unions and greatly reduces the role of governments.

The corporation — along with Fannie Mae, another government - sponsored enterprise with a similar mission — significantly reduced its role in financing multifamily housing after the Great Recession.

«10 to 15 years from now, real estate will be more of a technology - driven, eCommerce experience (e.g. Zappos, Amazon, or eBay) with agents performing very much reduced role still centered around paperwork and compliances (i.e. contracts, state laws, etc).

In a 1999 interview suddenly making the rounds on YouTube, Friedman talks about the then - nascent internet, saying he thinks it will be one of «the major forces reducing the role of government.»

RelSci suggests the future of networking — and of social networks — will radically reduce the role of luck.

Some Christians have strongly favored reducing the role of government and putting pressure on the recipients of aid to take more responsibility for themselves.

It's been reported that ATL reduced his role there.

When Turner Broadcasting reduced his role before last season, he thought about returning to the bench.

He remained a trusted player at the club even at this difficult period, being tipped to regain his place on his comeback, but the electric form of Bellerin and his impressive performances reduced his role to a bit part player.

Muller hasn't had a much reduced role under Guardiola but Kicker still think he's unhappy.

He says the legislation is crucial given the apparently reduced role of the federal Environmental Protection Agency and potential evisceration of some of the nation's water protection rules.

In a letter to Mr Cameron, Mr Miliband complains: «These appointments would create an even bigger majority for the Coalition in the Lords and risk reducing its role to a mere rubber stamp for the House of Commons.»

The biggest ESSA takeaway is the dramatically reduced role for the federal government.

This was strongly against Cubism which reduced the role of color in the painting.

(In fact, the 2015 reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act reduces the role of the federal government and returns power to states and districts.)

While some of the print book decline can be sheeted home to the Borders bankruptcy and the reduction of shelf space to sell books, this doesn't reduce the role of ebooks.

On one hand, the reduction in global SO2 emissions reduces the role of sulfate aerosols in determining future climate toward the end of the 21st century and therefore reduces one aspect of uncertainty about future climate change (because the precise forcing effect of sulfate aerosols is highly uncertain).

Alan Shanoff has argued that real access to justice means reducing the roles that lawyers play in the courts.

Creation of strategies to reduce role strain should be a priority in our changing healthcare environment.

In a speech last week President Obama endorsed reducing the role that the United States government plays in the housing sector.

Hestres said digital communication technologies make it easier for members to connect remotely and reduces the role for traditional methods of collective action, like face - to - face meetings.

Real estate experts are heralding residential mortgage REITs as a critical player in any proposal to kick - start private lending as the federal government reduces its role in the housing market...

A new study, however, shows that forests devastated by drought may lose their ability to store carbon over a much longer period than previously thought, reducing their role as a buffer

The IME and WB insist on reducing the role of the State in economic life and in public social welfare.

In Clarke's reduced role at the office, Bice said a pair of inspectors are running the operation.

Introduced by education committee chair Rep. John Kline (R - MN), the Student Success Act (H.R. 5) would significantly reduce the role of the federal government in education by moving spending and accountability decisions to state and local authorities.

Among other actions, Gov. Jerry Brown signed legislation Wednesday that will remake the state's accountability system for public schools by reducing the role of standardized testing and incorporate new college - and career - readiness measurements.

All of these players have played a major role in the team over the last few years, but it's time for them to step aside or at least into drastically reduced roles to let the next generation of United States talent come into the team and make it their own.

Falwell has greatly reduced his role.

The leaders of IndependentVoting acknowledge the irony that they are active in reducing the role of political parties in elections, while at the same time being active in a political party themselves.

Regardless of what changes the president decides to make to his press team or his briefing policy, it sounds as though Sean Spicer will have a much - reduced role in the process.

Another solution is to use CGI effects; a reduced role could mean Leia would only appear in glimpses.»

As part of that work, we identified the need to reduce some roles, open others, and streamline decision making for greater accountability.

«The major effect of the internet will be to make it harder for the government to collect taxes... I think the internet is going to be one of the major forces for reducing the role of government.

But state - owned enterprises are integrated into the power structure of the Communist Party, so reducing their role is politically risky.