Sentence examples for reducing the benefit from inspiring English sources

That might be done reducing the benefit for early retirees.

Other cost increases could wipe out £8 of that, reducing the benefit to a more likely amount of £4.

But a consultant to Greenwich's courses, Michael B. Gold, contends that the town changed its assessment practice, reducing the benefit of the state law by comparing the courses to clubs in states without an equivalent law.

There will also be a bill creating three million apprenticeships, paid for, the Tories claim, by reducing the benefit cap and introducing work requirements for school-leavers seeking to claim out-of-work benefits.

This is achieved with a semi-transparent hologram, which enables solar control of a building without reducing the benefit of a window or façade to the occupants.

The plan is for local authorities to be asked to assess the total benefit income from 2013 of all new and existing housing benefit claimants, reducing the benefit if necessary so the total remains within the cap.

"With the Korean War, they began reducing the benefits," Mr. Greenberg said.

Other fixes could involve reducing the benefits of high-income beneficiaries.

Still another is the finding that international markets are more highly correlated during declines, reducing the benefits of foreign diversification.

Employers will respond to the tax by reducing the benefits they offer employees, so they can fit their premium charges under the tax threshold.

It would "save" billions by reducing the benefits of Social Security retirees -- are you ready for this? -- who are now young.