Sentence examples for facing a reduction from inspiring English sources

In Sunderland, we're facing a reduction in our revenue budget of around one third.

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.

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.

Facing a reduction in consumer spending across the Continent, many European telecommunications operators are searching for ways to increase their cash reserves.

Auditors said the impact on individual authorities would vary widely, with some facing a reduction in spending power of as low as 1.1% in cash terms, while 12 councils stood to lose the maximum of 8.8%.

GM and other organizations facing a reduction-in-force (RIF) circumstance would do well to administer consistent and meaningful processes that serve to benefit employees and managers alike.

Consequently, customers would not face a reduction in choice, value or quality of service as a result of the merger".

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.

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.