Sentence examples for reduction of services from inspiring English sources
Public schools are likewise being hit, and a reduction of services is almost unavoidable.
During the last three years, Mr. Turan said, there has been a cumulative savings of $180 million through administrative changes, without a reduction of services.
But within a year of Father Ritter's resignation, donations had fallen to $42 million, forcing the reduction of services throughout the network.
Sinclair says he is "angry with successive governments for their failure to have a housing strategy that meant that there was proper housing, and angry at the reduction of services.
Some broadcasters rued the loss of black stations and the reduction of services to black communities that would result, but said the change had simply become an inevitable part of business.
She said that the best course of action for the writer and the other affected rent-stabilized tenants in the building would be to file a "Reduction of Services Complaint" with the state's Division of Housing and Community Renewal.
"The regulations that were made (The Social Landlords Mandatory Reduction of Service Charges (England) Directions 2014) only relate to works of repair, maintenance and improvement where they are undertaken with assistance from the Decent Homes Backlog Fund or other funding provided by any secretary of state or the Homes and Communities Agency," says Sarah McLoughlin of BP Collins Solicitors.
But as recent passenger figures for Long Island MacArthur Airport are beginning to attest, there is another, less-publicized aspect of Southwest's dominating presence: A dwindling of competition that can spell a reduction of service as other airlines cut back or head for the exits.
This further causes an increase in maintenance costs and reduction of service life.
Shrinkage of high-performance concrete (HPC) mixtures may ultimately lead to early-age cracking and a reduction of service life of concrete structures.
Therefore, transverse deck cracks affect bridges causing loss of stiffness, and eventually, loss of function, undesirable esthetic condition, reduction of service life of structures, and increase in maintenance costs.
