Sentence examples for reduced assessment from inspiring English sources

That request came from a Syosset homeowner trying to sell his house and worrying that its reduced assessment, to $376,000 from $472,000, undercuts the resale value.

Fareham was known as Fernham in Domesday Book (1086), in which it is mentioned as subject to reduced assessment because of its exposed position and its liability to Danish attacks.

In accordance with Harvard Law School's commitment to a need-based financial aid program, family (parental) resources for all students under the age of 25 are considered, with a reduced assessment of family resources for students between 26 and 28.

They defended the department's assessments, noting that only 3 percent of the Queens co-op owners who appealed their tax bills to the Tax Commission had received offers of reduced assessment.

A similar pattern is observed on the reduced assessment.

While the advantages of lower cost and reduced assessment anxiety motivate some students to engage with online examinations, the majority are clearly concerned about technical difficulties and internet connectivity.

In 2000 the commission received 49,707 applications, and offered reduced assessments in response to 4,667 of them.

As in San Francisco, other counties have proactively reduced assessments in recognition of the downturn.

According to the county, 155,000 grievances were filed last year, 136,000 for residential property, and a third of them won reduced assessments.

The firm the Assessment Board used to establish property assessments, Cole Layer Trumble of Dayton, Ohio, must now recalculate the assessments for every homeowner based on the 24,000 reduced assessments, Mr. O'Shea said.

Los Angeles County has been at the forefront of the reassessment process this year, and large numbers of homeowners in neighboring counties are expected to receive reduced assessments before property tax bills are mailed in October.