Sentence examples for reduced duties from inspiring English sources

If obviously they say that they're off work at the moment, I ask them erm obviously is there any scope for getting them back to work on reduced hours erm or reduced duties and obviously get an idea of how supportive their employer is; whether the employers had any contact with them during the time erm that they've been off to obviously devise a return to work plan erm with them.

Since October, it has announced several stimulus measures and has cut interest rates, reduced duties and increased subsidies for exporters.

The Commerce Department substantially reduced duties on softwood lumber imports from Canada yesterday, with the average duty falling to 10.8percentt from 21percentt.

Mason, who had had reduced duties in the return game since 2001, caught 9 passes for 137 yards and had 165 yards combined on kick and punt returns.

Beginning in the mid-20th century, most-favoured-nation treatment came under concerted attack by the rise of regional economic organizations, such as the European Community (now the European Union), which reduced duties among its members only.

Indeed, as argued earlier, virtually all ethics codes agree that physicians/scientists' heightened abilities/training/education arguably give them increased (not reduced) duties as citizens [ 36, 37].

Bristol said it could suffer a fall in passengers if Cardiff reduced duty.

We consider OOK formats with any pulse shape and reduced duty cycle, allowing the increase of the PAOPR parameter.

However, ETD suffers from long reaction time, reduced duty cycle and bias against peptides with lower charge states.

Mr Clarke, the last Chancellor to sip alcohol during his Budget address, reduced duty on spirits but announced a 40% increase on tax on so-called alcopops.

There are also concerns that reduced duty hours will limit residents' ability to experience a broad range and number of clinical situations, reducing the value of their training experience.