Sentence examples for reductions granted from inspiring English sources

He was referring to the estimated $20 million in tax assessment reductions granted earlier this year by the independent Assessment Review Commission to 24,435 homeowners who had filed tax grievances.

John P. Marcin, chairman of the assessment review commission, disputed the number of residential tax reductions granted last year, saying that his office granted about 2,000 reductions, not just 886.

Mr. Borin of the review commission said that although 60,000 cases from 2003 are now being negotiated, he was confident that the number of reductions granted by the Assessment Review Commission would not grow significantly.

George Zoffinger, the president and chief executive of the sports authority, said the rent reduction granted to the Giants was inseparable from the lease extension.

According to the Egyptian official, Cairo wants the Israeli minimum contribution lowered to 8percentt, a reduction granted to Jordan soon after it concluded its Q.I.Z.

Like many rivals, the group charges homeowners half of any tax reduction granted the first year, plus small add-on fees, but only if it is successful.

Despite these limitations, we must recognize that study findings on the role of HFNC in the post-extubation period are relevant and encouraging: Incidence of respiratory failure reflected the hypothesized reduction granted by HFNC and re-intubation somehow decreased, too.

Economists have suggested that principal reductions, if granted judiciously to underwater homeowners, would help the economy.

Earlier this month, Mr. O'Shea called on Mr. Borin to resign because he said the reductions already granted threaten the fairness of the revamped assessment system.

The size of the EEG levy is, however, not an unqualifiedly suitable measure for political action for it depends on numerous distorting factors, such as the exchange price and the extent to which levy reductions are granted (e.g., for industrial use and for self-generated electricity) [[35]].

Negotiations over details broke down at a tumultuous meeting in November in The Hague when the European Union rejected an American proposal calling for trading in credits for emissions reductions and granting credit for planting forests and crops.