Sentence examples for reduction in seats from inspiring English sources
The reduction in seats was agreed by the Liberal Democrats in return for David Cameron's promise to hold last May's referendum.
The reduction in seats coupled with the slight increase in domestic traffic probably influenced the decision by the airlines that passengers would pay $5 more to fly one way.
A picture caption in Business Day yesterday with an article about a reduction in seats available on domestic airline flights misidentified a jet flown by Northwest Airlines, which is retiring 24 of its DC-9 aircraft.
But our correspondent said the reduction in seats was now "very unlikely", with some Conservatives suggesting this could make the difference between them winning or losing the next general election.
Obama seeks only to fill judicial vacancies in accordance with his Constitutional job description.... Grassley argues that the court's relatively low caseload requires such a reduction in seats, but an April report from the nonpartisan Judicial Conference of the United States, a group led by Roberts, recommended keeping the number of judges on the D.C. court at 11.
In the early 21st century, because of increasing financial difficulties in a struggling airline industry, Continental underwent a period of major restructuring, which included a decrease in flight routes, a reduction in seating capacity, and employee layoffs and job cuts.
It was also found that seat-interface pressures were a good indicator of the subcutaneous stress reduction in seating.
And don't blame the reduction in seating capacity from the old Yankee Stadium to the new one the club is also down to 87% capacity from 92% last season.
The mean reduction in seated SBP from Week 0 to FE with OLM/AML (−16.5 mmHg) was significantly larger compared to the PER/AML group (−12.5 mmHg, FAS p = 0.0004, Fig. 4a).
On the supply side, the large number of businesses bidding for expensive seats has driven the expansion of luxury skyboxes and a reduction in overall seats in new ballparks.
A reduction in available seats industrywide and increased travel demand allowed US Airways and other carriers to raise fares in the quarter.
