Sentence examples for abatement reducing from inspiring English sources
Created in 1955, it provides not only for a grace period before the taxes on improvements kick in but for an abatement reducing the actual tax.
Flood abatement reduces the peak flow but makes the flood last longer and therefore increases and intensifies the filtration time.
Succimer therapy in combination with lead abatement reduced blood lead levels significantly faster than lead abatement alone; however, that advantage disappeared once succimer therapy was discontinued.
The accumulated evidence is clear: Abatement reduces dust-lead loadings when measured as far out as 3 years after treatment (Dixon et al. 2005).
The designation gives companies there a number of advantages, including property tax abatements, reduced utility rates, sales-tax exemptions and tax credits for job creation.
Moreover, if real estate taxes are not sufficient to cover the cost of services, like the Fire Department, that directly benefit property owners, the taxes on property owners should be raised, or abatements reduced.
He added that there are "sufficient incentives to locate there because it is an Empire Zone" -- a state-designated economic development area that offers its tenants such benefits as tax abatements, reduced utility rates and sales tax exemptions.
Modern fluorosurfactants introduced during and after perfluoroalkyl carboxylates/sulfonates phase-out present chemical features designed to facilitate abatement, hence reducing persistence.
The city awarded the project a five-year tax abatement that reduced the developer's tax rate for the first year to zero.
The lead paint study, which started in 1993 and continued for six years, was designed to determine how well various levels of lead abatement would reduce lead in the blood of young children.
It has been observed many times that efforts made to optimise the abatement process reduce the quality and/or quantity of waste discharge at the end-of-the-pipe, but increase the total environmental burden and impact.
