Sentence examples for reduction in budget from inspiring English sources

Germany is advocating a reduction in budget deficits while pursuing an orthodox monetary policy whose sole objective is to control inflation.

"Let's not be under any misapprehension, the notion that we can look for a 16% reduction in budget and sail on as you are is inconceivable".

And, in each case, the reduction in budget deficits was much less than expected, because tax receipts fell as output and employment collapsed.

"Let's not be under any misapprehension, the notion that we can look for a 16% reduction in budget and sail on as you are is inconceivable so basically you can't rule out service changes and indeed service reductions," he added.

"There were plans to reduce the size of the department before the last election and whichever Government won would have seen a reduction in budget and headcount," he said.

A producer of a movie acquired in turnaround who comes up with a new director, or star, or story line, or even a reduction in budget, must give the original studio another shot at making the movie because of changed elements, even if a new backer has entered the picture.

Cuts to council funding led to a £900m reduction in budgets for social care last year – a drop of more than 6% – despite government assurances there was enough money available to avoid services being affected.

When the Treasury asks for its annual 4% or 5% reduction in budgets, the Foreign Office has quietly satisfied this by selling our best overseas buildings for ambassadors and consular officials over the past 15 years or so.

I demand a 17percentt pay cut for every member of Congress, a 17percentt reduction in budgets for staff and office expenses, and a 17percentt cut in all perks.

The risk of a reduction in budgeted (but not necessarily filled) sworn police officers — from 149 to 136 — is fewer people to respond to disasters.

Export trade statistics collection has also declined due to the reduction in budgets and staff resources.