Sentence examples for a reduction from the from inspiring English sources

It is a reduction from the 67,000 square feet of space first planned on small scattered lots.

The result is achieved by a reduction from the well-known 3-SAT problem.

But it provided only $75 million in assistance to the world's poorest countries, a reduction from the administration's $262 million request.

Ms. Schaeffer said the parents are pressing the district over the required amount and have already won a reduction from the original $575,000.

The contract also sets a standard workload of 9 credit hours, or three courses, which is a reduction from the 12 credits that some members were teaching.

The bill for the 96 on-air stars was £28.7m, a reduction from the more than £31m the BBC spent on its leading talent in the previous year.

This is not only a reduction from the 2001 figure of 927, but it is said to be the worst since independence.

On Friday, Justice Solomon said: "In good conscience I can't give the defendant that much of a reduction from the maximum sentence.

That represents a reduction from the proposal going into the meeting of a 75 percent minimum, but it is an increase from the current 40 percent figure.

The legislation's total funding for the National Institutes of Health is $4.8 billion, a reduction from what the House sought last year.

The number of earmarks in the sweeping spending bill is actually a reduction from past years, although the exact amount is being debated.