Sentence examples for reduction in contributions from inspiring English sources

"Under options 2 ($600,000) and 3 ($800,000), the additional contributions from the one-off contributors would be expected to exceed the reduction in contributions from regular contributors," the PBO said.

The board evaluated other options, he said, including merging with one of the other nearby stations, but "you still have the big PBS expense and you still have a reduction in contributions".

With most pension plans now underfunded, Mr. Hustead and some other actuaries fear that a reduction in contributions could increase the risk of defaults, at a time when companies are already defaulting on their pension plans at a greatly accelerated rate.

People were less keen on opting out if the opted-out could choose for themselves whether to save their reduction in contributions or not.However, this kind of reform involves a transition burden: today's workers, whether opted in or out, must carry the burden of paying for today's pensioners.

The company has claimed the reduction in contributions would leave train drivers £500 a year better off and would not affect pension benefits.

The Express's leader column says "at the very least" Mr Cameron must "win back our right to control our own borders"; achieve a net reduction in contributions and secure a UK parliamentary veto over EU laws.

(Respondent 7) It was reported that lack of trust in health workers resulted in low utilization of facilities and a reduction in contribution to the Community Health Fund CHFF).

Renal toxicity was addressed in a prospective fashion, showing a reduction in contribution of the left kidney to total renal function in more than half of the patients, especially after 2D radiotherapy techniques [ 27].

The comparison of the two UK survey results for NMES confirms the findings seen with total carbohydrate on a reduction in contribution of 'soft drinks, not low calories' to carbohydrate intake.

The former may be driven by altruistic motivation: donors increase their own contributions as they learn about reductions in contributions by others.

But Mr. Bruno's bill would not impose any reductions in contribution limits for candidates, as bills proposed by Gov. George E. Pataki and Democratic leaders of the State Assembly would.