Sentence examples for make up for a reduction from inspiring English sources

"It has been confirmed that if universities increase student fees to make up for a reduction in government funding, not a single dollar of that additional revenue will be used to establish equity scholarships," Rhiannon said.

He plans to give $1 billion to the United Nations over ten years and will tack on another $34 million next year to make up for a reduction in the U.S.' annual dues to the world body.

James Price wrote in Amiga Force that the adventuring element and unending number of enemies made Barbarian II a far better game than the first, while The Games Machines staff said the expanded menagerie of foes adequately made up for a reduction in combat moves.

"I wanted to ask whether you have a long-term plan on how the South Korean military could make up for a possible reduction".

Poland will sell down its stakes in listed firms to make up for an expected reduction in EU structural funds.

Vera Proctor, 63, who retired in 2010 after 39 years as a 911 operator and supervisor, said she worried that at her age and with her poor health, it would be difficult to find a new job to make up for any reductions to her pension payments.

In announcing the deal, the mayor said that the city would institute $500 million in spending reductions and revenue enhancements to cover the cost of the agreement and to make up for an anticipated shortfall in state aid.

The loss of teaching grants – roughly £9,900 per student over the course of a degree – outweighs the increase in fee income, and universities would have to charge fees of £7,000 a year or more to make up for this reduction in funding, the IFS said.

"The size of the second option grant was not recalibrated to make up for the reduction in his salary or the fact that he did not receive a bonus," said Ms. Anderson, Cisco's spokeswoman.

To make up for the reduction in federal revenue, Congress once again turned to the idea of a federal income tax.

It is possible to apply for hardship payments during the sanction period to make up for the reduction in your income.