Sentence examples for government reduction from inspiring English sources

Many popular cheeses on sale in UK supermarkets contain high levels of salt, despite meeting government reduction targets as part of the drive to improve public health, campaigners have warned.

There has been a 60% increase in child protection workloads over the past eight years, while the councils themselves are confronted by 40% government reductions in their funding.

Until recently, the loudest warnings about the economy have come from policy makers and economists, along with military industry executives who rely heavily on the Pentagon's largess and who would be hurt by the government reductions.

The Welsh government's draft budget document states councils had previously been cushioned "from the impact of UK government reductions to our budget".

The local authority said predicted losses had increased from 1,000 to 2,500 in part because of the speed and scale of predicted government reductions.

The party said it was needed to meet a shortfall caused by government reductions in funding and increased demand for some services.

"If you take that away from us what have we got left?" A Welsh government spokesperson said: "Significant UK government reductions to the overall Welsh budget mean a reduction to local government funding was unavoidable.

They exclude, for example, reduction in income from other sources and for government reductions in income taxation revenue and an increase in social security payments.

I define these instruments broadly, and consider them within four categories: charge systems; tradable permits; market friction reductions; and government subsidy reductions.

Pollution levels in the capital have been illegally high for many years, and will remain so until 2025, even under the government's reduction plans.

The researchers did not draw a conclusion from their study as to why working class whites are disproportionately helped by government poverty reduction programs.