Sentence examples for reduced relief from inspiring English sources

Two United Nations officials were murdered in Burundi in October, leading to reduced relief efforts.

To reverse this shift, buy-to-let landlords face an extra 3% stamp duty and reduced tax relief on their mortgages.

Both Fraser and de Francisci were called to Philadelphia, and after repeated attempts to solve the problem without reducing the relief failed, de Francisci agreed to modify his design to reduce the relief.

Byrne said reducing tax relief was never popular but that keeping the higher rate in place for people earning over £150,000 could not be justified.

The party will raise more than Mr Osborne outlined - £2 billion in total – by also reducing tax relief on pensions for those earning more than £150,000 per year.

The annual cost of almost £350m would be met from reducing tax relief on pensions contributions for people earning more than £150,000 a year.

Limiting tax breaks in a way that could reduce mortgage relief would be a change for Washington, which has done so much to support housing.

Nationwide announced in April that it was tightening up its criteria for lending to buy-to-let landlords in the face of tax changes that reduce tax relief on their interest payments from 40%to20%0% over five years.

George Osborne has been forced to abandon a package of pension reforms, including reducing tax relief for higher earners, amid growing concern that their introduction could have prompted a backlash from affluent voters.

The chancellor delivered much of his budget to loud cheers of support from his own party, but this dropped significantly as he spoke about reducing tax relief for landlords (more than a quarter of Conservative MPs are landlords).

Mr Miliband is expected to find the cash by reducing tax relief on saving for retirement.The only genuine cost to the taxpayer under the plan would be lower repayments from well-off high earners.