Examples of using Would reduce in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Medicine
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We maintain that introducing a tax on financial transactions would reduce speculation and would improve the functioning of the internal market.
Using resources more efficiently would reduce resource dependency
volume of traffic and better fluidity, combined with tighter limits at the source, would reduce noise levels in urban areas significantly.
The new measures should enable the Commission to select projects in a way that would reduce the problems notedin the audit of the 2002- 04 national programme projects.
The companies that currently have to charge VAT on their passenger transport services were not convinced that taxation at the place of departure would reduce the problems.
Enhanced coordination would reduce the overall cost of the system
The first study concluded that EU-wide minimum rules on illicit firearms trafficking would reduce legal uncertainty, facilitate prosecutions
If one participant decides to"jump out", this would reduce the diversity of the discussions and the richness of the debate.
Greece's creditors hope this would reduce the frequency and number of strikes
Calls for the EU to support the building up of regulatory systems which would reduce overburdening red tape,
the light would reduce brightness for saving energy
It became clear that more efficient procedures would reduce costs, not just for Member States,
Spain is planning to introduce a scheme that would reduce wage taxes for firms which invest in R& D,
arguing that the Hungarian government's measures would reduce employer tax burdens
If market players would reduce or limit competition,
they would be put through programming that would reduce their sensitivity to such violence.
It is inexpedient to start the process after every motion detection since complex calculations would reduce the detector battery life to 2 years.
voted against extreme amendments that would reduce our food supply, making farming ridiculously burdensome and impractical.
Teresa's home office deduction of $1,880(after the 2% of AGI threshold) would reduce her federal income tax by 1,880 x 25%= $470.
According to SORT, each party would reduce the number of its deployed strategic nuclear weapons arsenal to a quantity between 1,700 and 2,200 by the end of 2012.