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And one way to do that would be to reduce wages.
The easiest way would be to reduce their purchase of a dense insulated linoleum or carpet.
Another effective method to get rid of bedbugs would be to reduce the clutter around the house.
Another incentive would be to reduce landing fees and the per-passenger airport tax that airlines must pay.
One effective cure that the Member States have at their disposal would be to reduce the tax burden on employment.
The specific objective would be to reduce certain costs typically associated with setting up and operating subsidiaries abroad.
One of the most direct ways of improving competition andpromoting consumer welfare would be to reduce, where possible, the obstacles to cross-border trade in these services.
One way to do that would be to reduce mortgage debt for those Americans who owe more on their homes than they are worth.
Commission estimates suggest that the pure impact of ageing populations would be to reduce the potential growth rate by up to 1 percentage point by 2040.
More practical and focused would be to reduce the threats of jihad and Shariah by banning Islamist interpretations of the Koran, as well as Islamism and Islamists.
It cannot be desired nor conceived as the product of the intervention of medicalor biological techniques: this would be to reduce it to becoming the object of scientific technology.
The intention would be to reduce the gap between the floor and ceiling of this"tax snake", within which the various tax rates could be set, on a regular basis.
The main reason for installing them would be to reduce the amount of time worked by guards.
Is indirect discrimination on grounds of age justified by the fact that it is a legitimate aim to preserve acquired social entitlements and because it is an appropriate and necessary means of achieving that aim to temporarily continue to treat older and younger employees differently for the purposes of a transitional arrangement, if this difference of treatment is being gradually phased out andthe only alternative in practice would be to reduce the pay of older employees?
Another effective method would be to reduce the amount of parking even further.
Nevertheless, the EESC believes that one option that might be considered so to neutralise orreduce the effects would be to reduce the rates or introduce some form of exemption for the pension funds sector.
One key goal of the new programme would be to reduce the time until funding is received following a grant application,to no more than 100 days on average, which would allow projects to begin more quickly.
For emerging economies in developing countries, on the other hand, the main outcome of a CBDC would be to reduce bank costs, as well as potentially make banks more available to unbanked citizens.
The major benefit expected from option 3 would be to reduce the risk of HPAI outbreaks in poultry and other birds by means of a better control on LPAI, and by building on an approach that is proportionate to the risk posed by the two conditions.
On the other hand, for emerging economies in developing countries, the main effect of CBDC would be to reduce bank costs, as well as potentially increase the availability of banks for citizens without a bank account.
For companies, the main effect of this second option would be to reduce compliance costs: up to approximately€ 126 million could be saved each year.
However we must be careful about where we do so: one proposal would be to reduce military spending; another would be to reduce the two European Parliament sites to a single one.
Would be wise to reduce sugar intake, as they favor the growth and development of fungi.
In the long term, the policy package that would be able to reduce inflation," said Mirza.
If we could actually do that, it would be possible to reduce global warming by two degrees.
The Commission initiated a series of studies to establish whether restrictions on phosphates in detergents would be justified to reduce eutrophication in the EU.
It would be mistaken to reduce the many important things that the pope said to the nuns to this single question.”.