Sentence examples for reduced allowances from inspiring English sources

Reduced allowances for losses were reported by 53 percent of the institutions covered by the report.

That will be paid for by higher tax on gas-guzzling cars, higher fuel duty and reduced allowances on empty buildings for firms.

Strike papers are being sent to cabin crew today to assess their views of new working practices that have frozen pay and reduced allowances.

The rent increases come as cuts to local housing allowance (LHA) are phased in from next month, amid warnings that a combination of rising rents and reduced allowances will see poorer families priced out.

It reverses the thrust of Tory policy since the 1980s, which was to reduce allowances to married couples.

The Conservatives also urged Mr Brown to use the budget to cut the headline rate of corporation tax by 3p, worth £4.5bn a year, to be paid for by scrapping complex reliefs and reducing allowances.

why do single term governors appear to reduce allowance rates even when monitoring is relatively low.

After 1998, both groups dramatically increase allowance rates, though somewhat more rapidly among multi-term governors, until 1992 and then rapidly reduce allowance rates until 1996.

The TRA also reduced the allowances for certain business expenses, such as business meals, travel, and entertainment, and restricted deductions for certain other expenses.

As finance minister in 2003-05, he drastically reduced child allowances, deliberately targeting the two groups with the most children: the ultra-Orthodox (or haredim) and Israel's Arab citizens.

As noted in [4] these high velocities are greatly reduced if allowance if made for non-vacuum effects.