Examples of using Reduction in consumption in English and their translations into Spanish
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Purchasing power has fallen, leading to a reduction in consumption by families in all areas,
its suppliers to a sustainable approach that foresees an ever increasing reduction in consumption and pollution.
assumed little reduction in consumption.
redevelopment of buildings, reduction in consumption and emissions and the use of renewable energy sources.
Developed regions succeeded in reducing their consumption of ODS within the ten years subsequent to 1986, whereas the reduction in consumption in developing regions became noticeable only after 2000, after they had assumed their obligations.
which represented a reduction in consumption from the previous year.
corresponding to a reduction in consumption 29.53% of less fuel.
Twentytú Hostel applied a system that meets ISO 50001 requirements and allows us, through a reduction in consumption and in the emission of greenhouse gases,
nutrition targets of the Millennium Development Goals), reduction in consumption among the betteroff could have both health benefi ts
which had included a reduction in consumption of methyl bromide from 412.52 ODP-tonnes in 2002 to 306.1 ODP-tonnes in 2004.
caused by several factors, including the effect of the actions implemented to improve energy efficiency and the reduction in consumption arising from the past period of economic decline,
Radiance: Computing module for graduating and quantifying reductions in consumption.
and demonstrating reductions in consumption over time.
the phase-out already addressed is considered to be equivalent to the total of the reductions in consumption for which funding was calculated
as reducing supply in the absence of alternatives might simply lead to higher prices but not reductions in consumption.
And also allows a remarkable reduction in consumption.
Provide the necessary mechanisms for the actual reduction in consumption.
Mm is the significant reduction in consumption of caller batteries.
The reduction in consumption directly results in a reduction in CO2 emissions.