Sentence examples for faced reductions from inspiring English sources

If alternative supplies were not found and drought measures failed, consumers faced reductions in supplies to homes, said Deryck Hall, of the Consumer Council for Water.

Lloyds, 9% owned by taxpayers and the largest savings institution in the UK, also warned customers they faced reductions in savings rates - but did not disclose how deep the cuts would be nor give any assurance that they would be limited to Threadneedle Street's quarter-point reduction.

Longer term projections (2015 to 2018) reported recently show BIS facing reductions of 19.2%.

That proposal — known as the "skinny budget" — has few details about which programs would face reductions.

"With this new focus, we also will face reductions in our work force," Mr. Elop said.

But it is now facing reductions under the mandatory budget cuts known as sequestration.

Even the military and support for the royal family would face reductions.

In 2008, the museum said, its endowment declined by 27percentt, and it faces reductions in city and state financing.

"Many public institutions are facing reductions in their funding, and Kew is not exempt from that," he said.

Local people (because it's not the councils that are taking the cut, but the services provided) are facing reductions far in excess of central government departments.

"Those found to have acted wrongly should face reductions in their pensions and be forced to repay any compensation payments they may have received".