Sentence examples for Reduced funding from inspiring English sources

Reduced funding for Medicaid would be devastating for students like Evan, a 6-year-old from Souderton, Pa., with Down syndrome.

Tight purses and reduced funding lead to conservatism in the theatre.

Between 2010-11 and 2015-16, central government reduced funding to local authorities by about 37% in real terms.

It is an inescapable truth that reduced funding for social care has had a knock-on impact on NHS services.

Judging the services that support people, such as those described above, through a broken-leg lens means we get reduced funding.

The chairman of the ABC James Spigelman said the initiatives were a response to the twin challenges of technological change and reduced funding.

Stearns' bill would have reduced funding for EPA.

This lack of familiarity typically means reduced funding for women and a host of other consequences.

In New Jersey, the legislature has reduced funding to state colleges and universities more than seven times in the last decade.

Reduced funding for CAP is a likely consequence, with the parts of the programme that protect farmland wildlife particularly vulnerable.

Reduced funding from the centre and a drastic fall in construction taxes and land sales have cut local-government income by an average of 15%.