Sentence examples for future reduction from inspiring English sources
Unlike other recent settlement between mutual funds and federal and state regulators, this one had no provision for the future reduction of fees charged to investors.
All the political parties have acknowledged the inevitable future reduction in public services, fuelled by higher public borrowing and a decrease in tax receipts.
Yet in the countryside numbers have been falling for decades—and rural Japan will bear a disproportionate share of the future reduction in population.
In fact, reduced mercury explained none of the purported future reduction in deaths, heart attacks and asthma, and less than 0.01% of the monetary benefits.
Donald J. Carty, the chief executive of the AMR Corporation, the parent of American Airlines, the world's largest carrier, said that United's future reduction in capacity should help other carriers, but that its cost-cutting in Chapter 11 could give it a competitive advantage in a troubled business environment.
But only one in eight were social tenants: half were in private rented accommodation, which the government has no jurisdiction over, and half were already in temporary accommodation – the difference being topped up by discretionary housing payments that are "not considered to be sustainable given planned future reduction in DHP budgets".
Meanwhile, future reductions had been announced by Italy, France and the UK, while Japan planned further cuts.
The European Union, by contrast, had pushed for language on future reductions in the production of greenhouse gases.
A refund of housing benefit reductions caused by the bedroom tax since it was implemented in April 2013, and an exemption from future reductions.
They said ING had agreed to maintain the number of Aetna employees at close to current levels, with future reductions mainly from attrition as employees retire or leave.
The hope in 1970 was that large future reductions in emissions would be made as old plants were retired and replaced by new plants.
