Sentence examples for reduction in funds from inspiring English sources

"Even with the best scenario, which would be a reduction in funds, this agency will have to scale back its operations," Mr. Latham said.

Although the general did not object to the subcommittee's reduction in funds for Midgetman, Congressional officials said the move could be reversed when the full committee voted.

This week, the New York Times's Robert Pear reported the administration's 41percentt reduction in funds for the program that helps consumers pick plans through the ACA.

Alistair Spalding, artistic director of Sadler's Wells Theatre, which experienced a mild 5 per cent reduction in funds, is also on the council.

Researchers found government spending on support for children and young people with the most complex special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) had failed to keep pace with rising demand, resulting in a reduction in funds available per pupil.

Since austerity programmes pursued by the government in 2010, councils' ability to tackle homelessness has been undermined by a dramatic reduction in funds to help build sufficient, genuinely affordable homes.

It went on to say that the "reduction in funding shall not impact tenants".

ACE is scarcely the only public body obliged to pass on a reduction in funding.

By 2020 the West Midlands force expects a 40% reduction in funding.

There is a big reduction in funding," said William Bonane at Heal Africa.

He added: "The FA have called the reduction in funding disappointing.