Sentence examples for reduction imposed from inspiring English sources
Some barristers have been striking alongside solicitors since 1 July as part of a boycott of new legal aid work to coincide with the introduction of an 8.75 per cent fee reduction imposed by the Government.
"But such is the scale of the budget reduction imposed by Whitehall that there is no area of council spending which will not be affected".
It is impossible in normalized or truncated profiles because of the velocity reduction imposed by the 800 m/s bedrock condition.
Moreover, the higher the speed reduction imposed to the user, the lower the probability of the UBI scheme to choose it.
Our results revealed that the rising atmospheric CO2 mitigated growth reduction imposed by Cu in plants grown at 45 mM Cu, leading to leaf Cu concentration bellow than 270 mg Kg−1 Cu, caused by an evident dilution effect.
Exponential fitting was applied to correct for the reduction in fluorescence intensity toward the center of the brain slice due to decreasing antibody penetration as well as the additional reduction imposed by light scattering and light absorption over the complete depth of the slice.
Atlanta Symphony staff members have already had pay reductions imposed, an increasingly common move elsewhere.
The fiscal year that just ended brought deep spending cuts in 28 states, in many cases with additional reductions imposed in the middle of the year.
They noted that the bill cuts $6 billion in current spending on top of $4 billion in reductions imposed in the previous two-week budget bill that expires Friday.
For example, most of the possible cost reductions imposed by managed care companies and the government have already happened, and any similar efforts are unlikely to succeed in the near future, analysts say.
The chief executive, Andrew Witty, said price reductions imposed by cash-strapped European governments as part of cutbacks in healthcare spending were bigger than expected and would probably average between 4% and 5% for the rest of the year.
