Sentence examples for cash reduction from inspiring English sources

Once you take into account the fact there is a precept, that helps fund the police, [the actual cash reduction of 6% over the next four years] is totally achievable without any reductions in visible policing.

When the $650 in six monthly payments for the Veracruz added up to $3,900, $100 short of the $4,000 cash reduction, I asked a Hyundai spokesman why a consumer making that choice wasn't getting the full rebate.

Although councils have sought to protect social care from the worst of the cuts forced on local government since 2010, Adass says it has suffered an average 12% cash reduction while absorbing a 14% rise in demand because of the rapidly ageing population.

The biggest cash reduction was in London with a fall of £2,825 in the real value of the average full-time wage since 2010 and the biggest percentage fall was in the South East with a 7.8% fall over the past three years.

A spokesperson for Ceredigion Council said the authority will be facing a reduction in funding from the Welsh Government of 4.6%, which is a cash reduction of almost £5m.

"What we are saying: over the next four years we are looking for cash reductions in policing budgets.

He said: "Over the next four years we are looking for cash reductions in policing budgets.

"The government's fiscal plans imply three successive years of cash reductions in government consumption of goods and services from 2016 onwards, the first since 1948," the OBR notes.

These would be harsh cash reductions, not technical adjustments, likely to hit not just the poor and disabled, but middle-income "striver" families.

"The government's fiscal plans imply three successive years of cash reductions in government consumption of goods and services from 2016 onwards, the first since 1948", the OBR said.

Bubb said: "The £500m in cash reductions we've seen so far in the voluntary sector are merely the first signs of a gathering tsunami of ill-considered cuts which threatens to decimate the third sector, wreaking havoc on our communities".