Sentence examples for reduction in allowances from inspiring English sources

Although the increase in early years in depreciation allowances for any one asset will be matched by a reduction in allowances for this asset in future years the total being limited to 100 percent of cost the acceleration is advantageous to the taxpayer.

Steve Williams, chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales, spoke out in defence of Kelly, saying, "It's important that the public understand that police officers are not financially compensated by their own force for injuries received on duty and in fact can lose money through half pay and reduction in allowances" – WAIT.

Steve Williams, chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales, spoke out in defence of Kelly, saying, "It's important that the public understand that police officers are not financially compensated by their own force for injuries received on duty and in fact can lose money through half pay and reduction in allowances".

The main reason that could be attributed to the perceived reduction in income just after the abolition of user fees was a reduction in allowances they received.

Spending cuts, if approved, would include a reduction in the allowances paid to the young unemployed.

Ministers justify the reduction in capital allowances by pointing to cuts in the headline rate of corporation tax.

"I want to make it clear if an agreement is reached our cabinet would take an equivalent reduction in our allowance.

We conclude that pigs try to adapt their feeding pattern to compensate for a reduction in feed allowance or nutrient restriction by, for example, increasing their feeding rate, which may reflect increased feeding motivation.

The unions are fighting reductions in living allowances and other perks that will be eliminated in budget cuts.

But the Labour leader is undaunted and will cite the government's planned reductions in capital allowances in 2012 to fund corporation tax cuts as an example of David Cameron making decisions in the short term which will undermine Britain's economy in the long term.

Perhaps a reduction in her monthly allowance will change her mind?