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Households will be forced to reduce their consumption spending.
By capping it they will be forced to reduce their rents.
Poor and middle-income people would be forced to reduce their consumption of health services or forgo other expenditures.
If the new Herricks budget is defeated, Dr. Barnes said, "the district will be forced to reduce another $1.3 million".
It may also be forced to reduce prices for Band-Aid Liquid Bandages because of increased competition from generic-brands.
And he warned that if the state did not provide the money in coming years, the city might be forced to reduce teachers' salaries in future contracts.
But if Brazil's challenge survives the appeal, Congress could eventually be forced to reduce all agricultural subsidies, which total about $19 billion a year.
Social landlords will be forced to reduce rents by 1% a year for four years after the chancellor attacked "staggering" rises in the social housing sector.
American officials say they fear that if they pledge to raise aid to the poorest nations, then they might be forced to reduce aid to other deserving recipients.
In such cases, firms may be forced to reduce prices or to sell to suppliers in areas outside of their normal markets.
Mr. Michelmore, who is now in New York, wrote that unless his agency received additional funds it would be forced to reduce the services it provides to refugees.
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