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

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

The law provides for the transfer of general revenues from other sources into the Social Security trust fund to make up for the reduction in payroll tax collections.

"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.

But it would not have an effect on the retirement system's financial condition over the long run.That is because the benefits increases would eventually be offset by a reduction in the deferred benefits that would have been paid to workers starting at age 70 to make up for the reductions in benefits paid from age 65 through 69.

For finding SNPs, the gain in power from having a large sample more than makes up for the reduction in power due to possible misclassification.

The report, released yesterday by the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services in the Department of Health and Human Services, said that proposals Gov. George E. Pataki made this year, while commendable, failed to make up for the sharp reduction over many years in the number of state workers charged with policing Medicaid abuse.

Trying to make up for the sharp reduction in arriving fliers, Budget Rent-A-Car is offering intermediate and full-size vehicles at $29.99 a day and $139.99 a week at its downtown and suburban counters in many cities, and Ford Ranger pickups for $19.99 a day and $99.99 a week -- all substantial discounts.

The idea was simple: by reducing federal tax rates, government would leave more money in the market, which would bolster the economy, which would generate jobs and goods, which would increase total income, which would ultimately produce enough tax revenue to make up for the initial reduction in taxes.

But once the limits were breached and fees were lowered, many doctors made up for the reductions by performing more tests and procedures.

But it's not always easy to tell where the money is coming from, how much of this is truly new, and whether it makes up for the reductions at Innovate UK.