Sentence examples for reduction made from inspiring English sources

The term "discount" as used in section 1666f of this title means a reduction made from the regular price.

If we undertake this challenge, I, for one, would renounce my rights to any tax reduction made possible by the budget surplus.

For another course, Mr. Penkalski fried shrimp coated in egg white, arrowroot and sesame seeds, and then mashed it up with a reduction made of the shrimp shells, and smeared the whole thing across his guests' plates.

Yet Chancellor George Osborne's spending review in June announced that housing associations would receive only £3.3bn in the three years from 2015, which amounted to a cut of 2.2% on top of the overall 63% funding reduction made in 2010.

by a percent which, when added to the percent reduction made in the number of such employees with permanent duty stations at such office or facility during the preceding fiscal year, is 25percentt or more.

Thumper was followed by elk-loin carpaccio with beet salad and a blackberry balsamic reduction made from blackberries in Andy Radzialowski's yard on San Juan Island, where they apparently grow like kudzu but on canes as tough as barbed wire.

So the reduction makes the world a safer place".

This reduction makes the reduced order model controllable and observable.

She said waste and energy reduction make business and environmental sense.

Needle exchange is the cornerstone of an approach known as harm reduction: making drug use less deadly.

He has a favourite- teacher's knack for reduction, making enormous subjects seem local and relevant, finding accessible routes into hilariously complicated theories.