We have also seen a major reduction of cost in all forms of energy.
Using lottery money in this way is a sensible attempt to avoid a major reduction of arts provision outside of London and to avoid the potentially disastrous consequences for several NPOs.
It seemed to me that only adoption of a substitute type of sanction and struggle... could possibly lead to a major reduction of political violence".
After the war he accomplished a major reduction of the military establishment and of government expenses, and he reduced the land tax and consolidated the national debt.
But after meeting Mr. Putin in Genoa in July, Mr. Bush ordered his national security team to link the consultations -- not negotiations -- on missile defenses and a major reduction of both nations' arsenals.
Both Stine and Mona believe the US game is only part way through a major reduction of the number of courses to reflect the number of regular players rather than real estate developers' imaginations.
In the United Kingdom, HMS Invincible was decommissioned in 2005, and in 2010 the British government, in a major reduction of defense spending, announced the immediate decommissioning of the Ark Royal.
He had not only championed Eritrean independence in 1991, but also pushed through a major reduction of the Ethiopian armed forces, which left the country ill-prepared for war.
On Wednesday, the regulators offered more insight into their reasoning, saying the combination of the two shipping companies would have resulted in a major reduction of choice for European customers.
So that's the story of the tax-cut offensive under the Bush administration: through a combination of hardball politics, deceptive budget arithmetic and systematic misrepresentation of who benefits, Bush's team has achieved a major reduction of taxes, especially for people with very high incomes.
The peace agreement officially ended the civil war and mandated a major reduction of the country's armed forces, the dissolution and disarming of guerrilla units, the creation of a new civilian police force (Policía Nacional Civil; PNC), and the establishment of a commission to investigate human rights abuses of the Salvadoran Armed Forces and the FMLN during the war.
