Sentence examples for bring a reduction from inspiring English sources

New development might also bring a reduction in the taxes that he pays on a six-bedroom single-family house in the village, currently $15,000, he said.

"As the person who exercised his discretion to bring a reduction period into place I'd better be comfortable with it," he said.

Israel indicated on Thursday that it intended to build about 600 new homes in three large West Bank settlements, a move that Bush administration officials in Washington said would undercut the Middle East peace plan and could bring a reduction in American assistance to Israel.

Another £300m will be devoted to dedicated programmes targeting vehicle crime, domestic burglary and robbery.But will throwing swag-bags of money at the police and the criminal-justice system bring a reduction in crime by the time of the next election?

The elite may no longer find it so easy to move itself and its capital from country to country, depending on where the returns are highest and the taxes lowest.All this may bring a reduction in inequality, especially in the Anglo-Saxon economies where it seemed to have increased most.

With increasing experience, the future will bring a reduction in the incidence of endophthalmitis, particularly as the use of intravitreal injections is increasingly supplemented by sustained release devices.

Specifically, their increase brings a reduction of the FFA acidity.

More than 65,000 people died in Sri Lanka's 23-year civil war before the 2002 ceasefire agreement brought a reduction in hostilities, and a further 800 have been killed since low-level hostilities resumed earlier this year.

THE passage of tax legislation this year has brought a reduction in most people's tax rates, along with rebate checks, and further breaks will kick in at 12 01 a.m.

The figures show that more than a year of recession in the American economy, coupled with intensifying immigration enforcement at the Southwest border and in workplaces around the country, brought a reduction of at least 900,000 illegal immigrants.

Then Prime Minister David Cameron made changes that cut the amount of green levies which, in turn, brought a reduction in consumers' bills.