Sentence examples for slashed law from inspiring English sources

As budgets for local governments are slashed, law enforcement departments often search elsewhere for funding, and forfeiture can supply revenue.

"They would wreck opportunities for millions of children and would mean many schools have their budgets slashed," Laws said in March.

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Stones and bottles were thrown, three cars were burned and others had their tires slashed as law enforcement officers struggled to bring the brawl under control. .

Money for biodiversity has been slashed, planning laws revoked, pollution and waste controls weakened and sustainable development policies rejected.

That alone constitutes close to one-tenth of the slashing the law requires in this year's budget.

The resulting law slashed pollution by raising car efficiency regulations for the first time in three decades.

The tax law slashed corporate rates to 21percentt and offered incentives for companies such as Apple, which had accumulated billions of dollars in its European subsidiary in Ireland, to bring home their profits.

The new tax law slashed some available deductions under Schedule A, including the home office deduction and unreimbursed job expenses, and limited others, like the home mortgage deduction and state and local taxes (you can see what your Schedule A might look like here).

The 2017 tax law slashed the corporate tax rate from 35% to 21%.

The tax law slashed the rate to 21percentt, so paying a bonus in 2017 meant companies could deduct the value against the higher rate.