Sentence examples for grant reduce from inspiring English sources

The UK's biggest local authority will see its grant reduce by £332m by 2016-17.

Over the past 10 years we've seen our government grant reduce by about 50% so these funds are vital to the upkeep of Hyde Park.

The grant reduces the cost of the 51 homes to $101,100 or $118,800.

It has had its grant reduced by the Labour-controlled Salford council in recent years, meaning that the library must raise nearly £100,000 a year to stay open.

Institutions will have their teaching grant reduced on the basis of incomplete data and for students recruited in 2005 - a retrospective fine, if ever there was one.

The official line is that drastic action has been forced on the council by the slashed central government grant, reduced by 40% already since 2010.

Congress could move to undo the revised policy before it takes effect on Nov. 1, and even if the new rules remain, federal judges will decide whether to grant reduced sentences to prisoners who apply for them.

Investment allowances, tax credits, and investment grants reduce the cost of new equipment and plants and thus make investment more attractive.

There seems little doubt that financial pressures in future will increase, as funding body grants reduce, tuition fee income becomes less stable and the demands to pay for new and better facilities continue to grow.

Option grants reduce the wealth of other shareholders by diluting their stakes in the company.

"We will also be talking to the voluntary sector about how we can deliver services more efficiently as we see grants reduce even further".