Sentence examples for reducing money from inspiring English sources

Advocates for the workers applaud that, but are unhappy that Mr. Bush has proposed reducing money to train doctors in underserved rural areas.

The funds were financed by reducing money for projects included in the president's budget request and adding $375 million to the corps budget, documents show.

The association, whose membership includes many local authorities and internal drainage boards, echoes the views of MPs on the Commons environmental audit committee who warned last March that reducing money for maintaining flood defences would be "a false economy".

In January, his plan called for reducing money for libraries, trimming the number of caseworkers who deal with H.I.V. and AIDS, eliminating nurses from elementary schools and increasing caseloads for workers in the Administration for Children's Services.

The funds set up by Congress to pay for the corps' projects were financed by reducing money for projects in the president's budget and by adding $375 million to the agency's budget, documents show.

And the 2014 budget passed by Republicans in the House cuts investments in children further — sharply reducing money for the Departments of Education, Labor and Health and Human Services.

Agency officials declined to comment on budgetary proposals that would reduce money for the National Asthma Control Program.

The only way to reduce money's influence is to reduce the cost of an effective campaign.

"It's a real challenge in some rural areas, and some councils have reduced money there too," he says.

Since the start of the recession at least 32 states have reduced money for universities or raised student fees.

Senator Edward M. Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts, said it cut into priorities set by the president and reduced money for poor students in 30 states.