Sentence examples for from reductions from inspiring English sources

Most of the decline will come from reductions in spending.

"We have no legal authority to exempt civilian personnel funding from reductions.

Otters have also benefited from reductions in the volume of water extracted from rivers by water companies, farmers and industry.

Unfortunately, these wage reductions do not encourage employers to hire because they derive from reductions in productivity.

And a spokesman for the Department for Education said: "The voluntary sector cannot be immune from reductions in public expenditure".

America's richest have gained more from reductions in the capital-gains tax, which is now only 15%.

She said that diplomats from some small nations, for example, would suffer from reductions in information-technology spending because they relied on the organization's system for Internet connections.

Of the 2.6 million jobs that have been lost in this cycle, just under 550,000 have been from reductions in temporary staffing.

The chief executive, Jukka Harmala, cited weak conditions in its markets stemming in part from reductions in advertising revenue among its customers in the print media businesses.

But in fact, more than $78 billion of the tax cuts over 10 years comes from reductions in estate and gift taxes.

The settlements reached ranged from reductions of 20percentto30percentcent, depending upon the amount of damage a building sustained.