Sentence examples for imposing reductions from inspiring English sources

What is clear is Europe's opposition to imposing reductions in the value of these bonds, often called haircuts.

They scheduled a vote for Thursday on a plan to reduce expenses of the House itself by $35.2 million, imposing reductions in salaries and expenses for leadership offices, committees and individual lawmakers' office budgets.

Rising prices of crude oil, depletion of resources and directives imposing reductions in greenhouse gas emission have led to increasingly attractive alternative renewable fuels.

The governor's budget would impose reductions that average 9 percent on most state agencies.

About three-quarters, 73%, of judges in England and Wales courts and UK tribunals felt that given the current economic situation the fairest approach to judicial pension entitlements would have been to impose reductions only for new judges entering the judiciary.

The cuts to education in the two-year budget ultimately signed by Walker in June came to nearly two billion dollars, with perhaps ten per cent of that offset by savings to local school districts that are now able to impose reductions in benefits on staffs that have lost their power to bargain collectively.

In contrast to their municipal colleagues, however, these engineers detect a generalized societal support for higher speed limits which restricts their ability to suggest or impose reductions in speed limits.

In addition, the Soviet leader, Nikita Khrushchev, who was convinced that nuclear weapons made it unnecessary to maintain vast armies, was imposing major reductions on his generals at that time.

She added: "This is about the north-south divide, central government imposing massive reductions on us.

CT Transit had already imposed service reductions, reducing the frequency of its buses and eliminating a few stops altogether.

In fact, an increase in the current density applied to the specimens resulted in a decrease in the corrosion rate, imposing a reduction of the corrosiveness of steel in concrete.