Sentence examples for face a reduction from inspiring English sources
Consequently, customers would not face a reduction in choice, value or quality of service as a result of the merger".
Separately, Whittingdale said the Arts Council would have to face a reduction in its funding as part of the government-wide cuts being imposed across all its departments.
Daniel is warned that he could face a reduction or nil payment of his benefits for anything between four and 13 weeks.
But because they face redundancy or because they face a reduction in their pension entitlements, they won't be able to have a holiday this year," he said.
He also is expected to face a reduction in rank to private, forfeiture of all pay and allowances and a dishonorable discharge, she said.
If Apple chooses not to change its price, then the kindle's low price will lure a lot of customers away and thus Apple will face a reduction in profits.
In order for one PI to be assigned more space, another PI may be facing a reduction in space, so as much advance notice as possible is appreciated.
The council said it was facing a reduction of £21m in central government funding, representing a £33m budget gap taking into account inflation and increased need.
Local authorities are facing a reduction of 50% in non-discretionary spending and account for between 80%and90%0% of spending on all community sports facilities.
Colonel King said the soldier was reported by others in his unit and, if found guilty, faces a reduction in grade, as well as fines.
