Henry's rule became lax and careless, resulting in a reduction in royal authority in the provinces and, ultimately, the collapse of his authority at court.
Are the big uplifts in visual arts to Local Authority galleries (MIMA, Towner) a response to reduction in local authority funding?
Other doctors and nurses feel that they represent a reduction in their authority and an increase in their workload.
Birmingham city council's chief executive, Mark Rogers, also acknowledges that one of the clearest consequences of the reduction in local authority budgets over the past six years is the rise in homelessness.
The huge improvements in social care provision after Morris's act began to be undermined in the 1980s and continue today with disabled people now carrying a disproportionate share of the reduction in local authority expenditure as a result of central government cuts.
"It is vitally important to keep in mind the distinction between the reduction in spending authority triggered by sequestration and the complete absence of funding associated with a government shutdown," wrote Sebelius.
It is vitally important to keep in mind the distinction between the reduction in spending authority triggered by sequestration and the complete absence of funding associated with a government shutdown.
So to accept, by means of an interinstitutional agreement, a reduction in the authority of the President would be contrary to the Treaty as it stands, and to weaken the President of the Commission's authority would mean weakening the authority of the Commission itself.
One in 10, meanwhile, expect to introduce entrance charges to cover reductions in local authority funding.
The cash crisis has been exacerbated by reductions in local authority support for the arts, pay rises negotiated by the actors' union Equity, and changes to VAT accounting.
Many have suffered huge reductions in local authority grant funding and philanthropic organisations are unable to support all those who apply for funding.
