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The coalition of disability groups are pushing the Georgia state assembly to change the law to bring it in line with the other 49 states by lowering the burden of proof to "preponderance of the evidence".
The lowering of the FTB B income threshold for the primary earner is estimated to save $1.2bn over four years, while cutting youth allowance to students travelling overseas, unless it's for study or a family crisis, will save $153.1m over five years, according to the budget papers.
Most of the economic indices of late such as the lowering of growth rates to jut 0.7% confirm the widely held view across Dublin and the entire Republic that 2012 is going to be another year of fiscal pain and sacrifice.
By lowering their energy use at peak times, organisations such as supermarkets, hotels, offices, campuses, hospitals and manufacturers can help the National Grid to manage peak loads, and receive dividends for doing so.
As befits my maverick old friend Nigel Lawson, his most memorable budget was not the one that preceded the 1987 election, which the Tories won in a canter, but his 1988 budget, in which he changed not just the British but the western world's attitude to acceptable levels of taxation by lowering the top rate from 60% to 40%.
The third, less likely, explanation is that you may be having a heart rhythm problem that is lowering the blood flow to your brain.
Football reduces the risk of heart and lung disease and diabetes by lowering blood pressure and body fat, improving cholesterol levels and the efficiency of the heart.
Related: Restricted franchise in EU referendum would make a mockery of democracy | Letters My own interest in this matter goes back many years – including devoting my maiden speech in the House of Commons in 2001 to the case for lowering the voting age to 16 across the board.
Lone parent lobbyists complain that most lone parents of children over 11 are already in work, and lowering the age at which their youngest child qualifies them for benefit from 16 to 11 or 12 is harsh.
But while my view is that the economy needs more demand and less preoccupation with lowering the ratio of the stock of public debt to GDP, at a time when interest rates are the lowest since the early 18th century, that alone is not enough for a sustained recovery.
The policy has encouraged investors into shares and, by lowering corporate bond yields, has allowed finance directors to play the share buyback game with cheaper debt.
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The term "lowering" functions primarily as a verb , often in its present participle form, to describe the action of making something less or bringing something down. Ludwig AI confirms its appropriate usage in various contexts.
Expression frequency: Very common
