Sentence examples for hefty reduction from inspiring English sources
Noonan will reveal a range of cuts totalling €2.5bn including a hefty reduction in unemployment benefit to the jobless under the age of 25.
The cure Fortune has swung in Nadia's favour as the economic crisis has seen a hefty reduction in her mortgage repayments.
The education department (which does not cover university funding) will be cut by 11%, mainly through a hefty reduction in its capital spending; its current expenditure will fall in real terms by only 3.4%.
A controversial and perpetually troubled laser fusion project would get a hefty funding reduction under the president's 2014 budget request for the Department of Energy DOEE).
It was true earlier this year, but it's even more so now, thanks to some hefty rent reductions.
Changing the proportion Glaxo spends by just two percentage points means an extra £300m for a company as large as GlaxoSmithKline, and probably a reduction in the hefty profit margins that the industry is used to.
If the Bank somehow managed to accumulate the entire stock of Japanese debt without generating any effect on the price level there should then be a hefty stimulative effect from the reduction in future expected taxes.
Indiana's Evan Bayh is baying for a reduction in the hefty fees to be imposed on manufacturers of medical devices, many of whom are based in his state.It is still possible that the party whips will beg, bully or bribe enough legislators to reach a final bill by Christmas.
The $78 billion in spending cuts he announced last month were not really cuts, but merely reductions in projected hefty increases.
Studies show that the Second Chance Act is already succeeding with states reporting hefty 11-18 pereoffendingending rate reductions for inmates released in 2005 and 2007 according to the Council of State Governments.
Similarly, the fact that the Treasury put out two hefty documents last year setting out its deficit-reduction strategy was always going to leave the chancellor with little room to manoeuvre thereafter.
