Sentence examples for proposing a reduction from inspiring English sources

The ABI is also proposing a reduction in fixed legal fees as part of the ban on referral fees.

And the commission deserves a second cheer for proposing a reduction in the monopoly that most incumbent operators will find thoroughly unpalatable.

The president is proposing a reduction by nearly half in the program that provides assistance to low-income families to pay for home heating bills.

"If we can't get cooperation, if we can't get help that we're counting on, if we can't get the things that we have been promised in the past," he continued, taking aim at Gov. Eliot Spitzer, who is proposing a reduction in aid to the city, "then I don't think that is possible".

The mechanism that we had proposed in this case, I think as everybody knows, is that while we're proposing a reduction in salary cap in 2012-13 to $60 million, that we were going to allow clubs on a one-year basis to come into transition by having a cap of $70.2 million, the cap that was set in June.

The Labour-led authority is proposing a reduction in the number of beds at hostels from 433 to 200.

We propose a reduction of around 20 to 25 roles in editorial".

He has talked about but never specifically proposed a reduction in the Social Security payroll tax.

The government authority has proposed a reduction of the population of the conservation area from 65,000 to 25,000.

Not coincidentally, I have proposed a reduction of the championship from 18 to 14 teams.

If, as she also pretends, viability were the issue, she would propose a reduction of one or two weeks, in line with the medical facts.