Sentence examples for facing reduced from inspiring English sources

Firms were encouraged to cut hours rather than jobs, and workers facing reduced work hours were provided an income subsidy.

The benefit of him raising the issue, though, is that it gives it a public platform when we're facing reduced services because of the cuts".

WASHINGTON — The latest budget impasse ushered in a new round of austerity on Saturday, with the nation facing reduced federal services, canceled contracts, job furloughs and layoffs.

They require little long-distance shipping and research travel, and local historical societies, facing reduced budgets and display opportunities, are particularly happy to lend.

They too have difficulties, however, abandoning their political headquarters in Syria, facing reduced help from Iran and contending with their increased divisions.

But the improvements will hardly happen quickly enough to mollify unemployed workers facing reduced benefits and other sanctions under new rules that came into force on January 1st.

At the same time, in dealing with grouped and independent customers through a supply-function schedule, the seller faces reduced demand as well as reduced profits when group members are charged the same price as non-members.

Hundreds of smaller airports face reduced service.

After various investigations, murder charges against four marines were dropped; one still faces reduced charges.

In particular, cities with only one local newspaper such as Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Hobart, Canberra and Darwin faced reduced coverage.

In pointing out that Mr. White could have faced lengthier sentences, Mr. Silver noted the problems with allowing chronic misdemeanor offenders, like Mr. White, to face reduced sentences through plea bargains.