Under the proposal, Secretary Thompson said, states would see "a reduction in their Medicaid expenditures".
Members of the BSB disciplinary tribunal shouldn't expect a reduction in their caseload anytime soon.
All occupational groups report a reduction in their autonomy and an increase in their stress and insecurity.
Consumers also tend to undervalue a reduction in their exposure to energy-price increases.
Along with a reduction in their workload, the commission's investigators won broader powers in pursuing companies suspected of wrongdoing.
Other doctors and nurses feel that they represent a reduction in their authority and an increase in their workload.
Those who complete the program may have their charges dismissed or reduced, or win a reduction in their sentences.
However, citizens expect a reduction in their cost of accessing a service and increased accountability, transparency and less corruption.
And if they earn more than a minimum amount, they also see a reduction in their current monthly benefit.
While Starbucks have dismissed talk of the potential for a reduction in their UK store rollout, landlords may prefer to partner with the safer bet of Costa.
May, the MP for Maidenhead, said her constituents faced the "prospect of a reduction in their quality of life with more planes flying overhead".
