Sentence examples for reduction in support for from inspiring English sources

CUSTOMER ASSURANCE PROGRAM -- In case of a takeover by Oracle, PeopleSoft's customers are entitled to a refund of up to five times the value of their license fee if there is a reduction in support for the company's products.

Such findings are consistent with the idea that, as part of wider reduction in support for disabled people, the "fit for work" test was designed to cut support rather than better target it to those who "truly need it" as the government has repeatedly claimed, Hume adds.

(3) Since the election the government has reversed or weakened sixteen separate climate change policies introduced and supported by the previous coalition government, including a major reduction in support for renewable energy.

He also proposed reductions in support for public hospitals and for teaching hospitals that train new doctors in their first years after medical school — cuts that would hit New York much harder than other parts of the country.

A cabinet report said the government should "reconsider spending on protected budgets such as overseas aid and High Speed Two in the light of the detrimental impact the reductions in support for local government will have on frontline services".

A reduction in support from major corporations would be worrisome for Cleveland, which celebrated the awarding of the convention last year as a symbol of the city's rebirth.

These have included tax cuts personal income taxes have been lowered, with the government recently securing parliamentary agreement for a further phased reduction in 2010-11 and support for the banking sector, including state guarantees for lending and the provision of up to Dkr63bn (US$11.5bn) to recapitalise the financial system.

Martin said the large reduction in commonwealth support for programs such as engineering was "difficult to understand given the government's public support for the idea that our economic future will depend on high tech industries and a knowledge economy".

The reduction in income support for single working parents since 2008 may have contributed to the shift.

Any reduction in government support for the mortgage market is likely to increase the cost of home borrowing.

When I worked for a charity funded entirely from public donations, important statements on issues were often not made publicly, out of fear that messages could be misconstrued and potentially lead to a reduction in financial support for the charity.