Sentence examples for move that reduced from inspiring English sources

Last year it allowed the former partners and current executives to give shares away for charitable reasons, a move that reduced the tax burdens the partners faced.

Running back Deuce McAllister was released by the New Orleans Saints in a move that reduced the team's payroll as free agency approaches.

Sitting at the dining room table wedged into a narrow area facing the kitchen on a recent evening with his parents and brother, he said it was the message more than the move that reduced him to tears.

Last month, the bank allocated an additional 600 million euros ($775 million) to cover its legal costs, a move that reduced its pretax profit for 2012 by the same amount.

Last month, Deutsche Bank said it allocated an additional 600 million euros ($775 million) to cover its legal costs, a move that reduced its pretax profit for 2012 by the same amount.

Deutsche Bank, Germany's largest lender, allocated an additional 600 million euros ($775 million) to cover its legal costs, a move that reduced its pretax profit for 2012 by the same amount.

Remaining employees will be required to take one week of accrued vacation each quarter, a move that reduces accounting expenses, said John Detwiler, the corporate controller.

Brownlee moved an amendment that reduced the resolution to a vague statement of principle, which passed and was not heard of again.

But the Nets signaled their intentions when they traded Richard Jefferson to Milwaukee last week, a move that significantly reduced their future payroll.

The Reader's Digest Foundation stopped matching gifts made by retirees, a move that has reduced the program's cost to about $500,000 a year, less than half of what it once was.

For fund investors, he likes the Nuveen High Yield Municipal Bond fund, which has recently performed well despite keeping down the duration of its holdings — a move that has reduced interest rate risk.