Sentence examples for a one-off reduction from inspiring English sources

Electricity companies will also take voluntary action to reduce network costs in 2014-15, funding a one-off reduction of around £5 on electricity bills.

But in this situation the trust will propose a one-off reduction in the level of the licence fee which would be equivalent to the contribution that the BBC would otherwise have made to S4C.

It was hard to conclude otherwise, with all the talk about Labor's negative gearing policy "smashing" house prices and the new slogan, "vote Labor get poorer", when the scant available evidence suggested a one-off reduction of between 1% and 2%.

The combination of this unearned reduction, with a handful of one-off reductions in industrial gases in a few countries, delivered Europe its Kyoto target ahead of schedule.

The combination of this unearned reduction with a handful of one-off reductions in industrial gases in a few countries delivered Europe its Kyoto target ahead of schedule and we are set to achieve a 10% reduction by the end of this decade – helped along by the current recession.

Second, leasing state-owned property rather than selling it would provide consistent deficit-reducing revenue year after year, rather than a one-off debt reduction.

Based on a previous study of utility values for AF/AFL, AEs were also given a one-off utility reduction, applied over a 1-month cycle.

Asked if it meant the public should be braced for more cuts to come, he said: "It always was a multi-year programme, it was never a one-off set of reductions that we had to make - we always set out that plan, the plan hasn't changed, we have to deliver that plan".

The party referred the case to Sir Gordon Downey, the parliamentary standards commissioner.Pumping gas The Monopolies and Mergers Commission imposed a one-off price cut on BG (formerly British Gas) amounting to a £29 reduction in the average annual household gas bill.

Emissions reductions should not be "a one-off effort but rather the start of a multi-period effort, throughout which countries will continue to increase their contributions," Figueres said ahead of meetings with EU officials.

Explore a long-term reduction in subscriptions rather than a one-off 'cash gift'".