Sentence examples for award reductions from inspiring English sources
Others oppose the award reductions for older men and those who played fewer than five years in the league.
Slower than projected enrollment and award reductions from the funding agency prompted changes to the study protocol 18 months after recruitment began.
The Australian government has awarded emissions reduction contracts worth $660.4m for businesses to prevent 47m tonnes of greenhouse gases entering the atmosphere, in the first round of auctions under its Direct Action climate policy.
But if a big cut is approved, as expected, the worst step would be to award most of the reduction to the wealthiest.
Accounts year to 31 July 2014 Total income: £28m (£2013– 2013) Expenditure: £26m (£25m) Gross school fees (including music fees): £25.4m (£24.3m) Fee remission: £1.6m (£1.8m) – scholarships plus bursaries Fee reductions: 281 awards made (271) Number of pupils: 804 (aged 13-18) Groschoolool fees (including music fees) came in at £25.4m in 2014.
As for Jason Carr, who won the Drama Desk Award for his deft reduction of Michael Starobin's thrilling 11-player orchestration to an ensemble of five, I'm happy for him, but the atmosphere and most of the extra instrumental lines and decorations were still Michael's.
His hand dryer is the first to be awarded the Carbon Reduction Label from the Carbon Trust.
Taken together, the Bush tax proposals would award 42.6percentt of the tax reductions to the wealthiest 1percentt of taxpayers, according to Citizens for Tax Justice, a liberal-leaning research group that bases its projections on figures from the Congressional Budget Office and the Joint Committee on Taxation.
The weight reductions with dulaglutide in AWARD-6 and AWARD-1 trials differed.
The mayor and the village are seeking a new trial or the elimination or reduction of the award.
Gentiva's requests for a reduction of the award and a new trial were rejected May 17 by a court in Mahoning County, Ohio, Michael Johns, a company spokesman, said.
