Sentence examples for reduced on a from inspiring English sources

Under the new approach, families where one parent earns between £50,000 and £60,000 will have their benefit reduced on a sliding scale, and will only lose the benefit entirely when earning over £60,000.

Basic rate taxpayers will get the full £520 a year, but higher earners' credit is reduced on a sliding scale.

The awards are reduced, on a sliding scale, if they played fewer years or were diagnosed at a more advanced age.

"At the very least, the stake should be reduced on a FOBT on a precautionary basis," said the group's chair, Carolyn Harris, Labour MP for Swansea East.

The $3,000-per-employee assessment would be reduced, on a sliding scale, for businesses that have 25 employees or fewer and pay workers less than about $27,000 a year.

Brazil, the hemisphere's southern economic behemoth, objects, in part because the White House refuses to consider reducing its farm subsidies as part of the FTAA, claiming they must be reduced on a global basis.

This fee guarantees them a reduced on-demand charge for a specified period, either 12 or 36 months.

An increase in cortisol levels could also be linked to a reduced on-farm animal welfare [ 13].

This should be allowed only if benefits are reduced on an actuarially sound basis, and ideally only if those concerned are genuinely unable to work.

The work-related body pain was also reduced on an average by 27% due to seating arrangement.

In our case, without any antidilution provisions in place, an investor bears the full risk of having their proportional stake in a company reduced, on an unconverted basis, in the event of a down round.