Sentence examples for granted a reduction from inspiring English sources

The three charges that are eligible and in the vast majority of cases are granted a reduction to "impeding traffic"—are speeding, disobeying a traffic control device, and failure to stop at a stop sign.

After nearly five months in jail, Carey was granted a reduction in bail late Wednesday afternoon, to $50,000 from just over $1 million.

— BLM gives Utah coal mine a boost: The Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management granted a royalty reduction to Utah's largest coal mine that will save the company up to $19 million, The Salt Lake Tribune reports.

There is also little doubt that the woman would be better off if the bank (or investor) granted a principal reduction.

The supervisors had granted a developer a reduction of six-tenths of an acre of local park land for each low-income credit.

Ms. Vargas was granted a state-ordered reduction in her rent to $1 a month until the work is completed.

The core of the compromise is that SoundExchange has granted a 40-50% reduction in the per-song-per-listener minimum rates in exchange for us giving them a 25% share of our US revenue.

"It's not a victory when the economy is still so weak that you feel the need to grant a temporary reduction in the payroll tax," said the Senate minority leader, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky.

For instance, if a tenant lost their job, they would submit documentation and IVIMA would grant a discretionary reduction for a fixed period, documents seen by Reuters show.

If the other offers were lower or a similar price to the amount you'd pocket after granting a post-inspection price reduction, then accepting a post-inspection price reduction is a no-brainer.

Another important public document, the order that granted Private Manning a reduction in sentence because of the conditions in which he was held, has yet to appear.