Sentence examples for financial reductions from inspiring English sources

The report added, however, that this was insufficient information to "identify signs of the sector being unable to deliver services, unclear links between financial reductions and service pressures, and limited data on police productivity".

Facilities managers and operators of large art museum spaces have no option but to operate these spaces based on their best guesses, missing out on opportunities for emissions and financial reductions through collaborating with facilities operators in similar spaces.

The letter goes on to outline the importance of traditional areas of policing such as community safety, protection of vulnerable people and tackling crime, before adding: "I recognise that delivering these priorities would be extremely challenging in any police area in the present climate of financial reductions across the public sector.

Business use of cloud computing services is motivated by ease of use and potential financial cost reductions.

Five teams received so-called Level 3 A.P.R. penalties, which can include financial aid reductions and multiyear postseason bans: the men's basketball teams at Grambling, Mississippi Valley, New Orleans and Louisiana-Monroe and the Chicago State women's volleyball team.

At the same time investment is being constrained due to significant financial budget reductions in many European countries.

However, the optimal design of residential buildings should consider multiple, and usually competitive, objectives such as energy consumption optimization, financial costs reduction and decrease of environmental impacts.

Simply adopting the practices of low-cost states, once proclaimed as the next frontier in financial waste reduction, won't cut health-care costs, she said.

Under the presumption that provider's value autonomy, the policy offers a number of freedoms that fall into three broad categories: financial freedoms, reduction of the degree of central monitoring and more involvement in policy making [ 18].

Contributory factors highlighted in the Inquiry report included styles of management based on bullying and harassment, the priority given by the board to meeting externally imposed waiting times targets, low staff morale, ongoing financial difficulties, reduction in staffing, a lack of openness about the hospital's business, and the acceptance of poor professional standards and practice [ 3, 4].

Many people, he said, were hurt by financial companies' dividend reductions during the recent credit crisis — and by the poor performance of those shares in the recent bear market.