Sentence examples for reductions imposed on from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the staff of the division tasked with reviewing these applications was reduced as part of a series of budget reductions imposed on the I.R.S. by anti-tax forces.

Sánchez wrote in a letter to the committee's chairman, Lamar Smith, Republican of Texas, that the issues should be reviewed in the wake of the Saints bounty revelations....Teams voted, 29-0, to support the salary-cap reductions imposed on the Redskins and the Cowboys in an agreement between the league and the players union.

They noted that the bill cuts $6 billion in current spending on top of $4 billion in reductions imposed in the previous two-week budget bill that expires Friday.

At the same news conference, Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, noted that the spending reductions being imposed on the Pentagon are not the deepest in history, but they are the swiftest because they are being imposed halfway through the fiscal year.

In brief, the rule would mandate an aggregate reduction of 30% in power plant emissions below 2005 levels by 2030, with specific reduction requirements imposed on each state.

Mr. Skyler said the reductions would be imposed on most other city agencies by May 1, and on the Education Department by the start of the next school year.

These prices reflect current energy pricing policy of a country and incorporate all taxes and fees as well as reductions and rebates imposed on energy products and services.

Medicare is slated to be trimmed by only 2 percent, while a 7.9 percent reduction will be imposed on the military.

Not only does the compensation of appointed counsel in criminal cases have to be increased to forestall the entire system's being judged in violation of the federal Constitution, but the Court of Appeals also needs to act to invalidate the illegal reduction that was imposed on defense attorneys' rates in capital cases.

These operations were halted by the reduction in forces imposed on him by the outbreak of the First World War in Europe.

Such reduction could decrease the tidal stretch imposed on the lung, potentially attenuating further the ventilator-induced lung injury [ 2].