Sentence examples for reduced contributions from inspiring English sources

The loss of many scheme members through redundancy and successive pay freezes has already reduced contributions.

Faculty and staff members have eschewed raises, taken furloughs and accepted reduced contributions to the pension fund.

The Senate version would give corporations three years of reduced contributions before putting in place a more permanent and tougher system for calculating payments.

The UK, US and other European governments reduced contributions to the organisation because of global austerity, and also failed to implement much-needed structural reforms, they said.

Should the government raise more money by cutting the charitable tax deduction for the wealthiest Americans, as President Obama has proposed, even if philanthropy itself took a hit from reduced contributions?

In general, the hydropyrolysates show reduced contributions from 1,8-dimethylcarbazole, with significant increase in contributions from the peaks labelled 11 17 (Fig. 1d and 1e), while the converse is found in Miller oil (Fig. 1f).

However, it is not clear if even this reduced contribution has materialised.

A reduced contribution from its holding in the Russian oil company Rosneft and a one-off charge relating to problems in Libya also took their toll.

"This reduced contribution to the labour force means that the overall economy grows more slowly.

The minister said people earning less than the 20% standard tax rate would pay a reduced contribution.

The remaining impact categories have a reduced contribution to the overall environmental impact of the functional unit.