Sentence examples for year of reductions from inspiring English sources

Supplies in the United States dropped to alarmingly low levels in the winter as a year of reductions in output by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and then a general strike in Venezuela crimped global output and compelled refineries to draw down petroleum stockpiles.

"Today's police officers are dealing with more complex crime, more safeguarding and protecting vulnerable people and an unprecedented terror threat, as well as tackling some of the genuine rises in knife and gun crime, robbery, burglary and vehicle-related crime – crimes which turn the trend on many years of reductions," said chief constable Bill Skelly, of the National Police Chiefs Councill.

We must await the 22 June budget to get confirmation of the overall picture of government finances, and for the October comprehensive spending review for individual departmental details, but these figures imply three or four years of reductions in addition to those already announced.

The deficit is the result of years of reductions in government funding.

California's school systems still will see overall funding rise, but not as much as they'd been planning after several years of reductions.

About 200 people, most wearing red in a show of solidarity, rallied outside the Pulaski Street School in Riverhead on Thursday evening to protest the state's cap on property taxes and what many said were years of reductions in state aid to schools.

The across-the-board budget cuts, to be carried out by September 30, come on top of years of reductions in federal spending on research that have already had an impact on universities' scientific exploration, officials from eight top research universities told Reuters.

In addition, our results suggest that health benefits may be evident within a few years of reductions in particle levels.

One of the civil servant unions, the Public and Commercial Services union, said frontline services would bear the brunt of the coalition government's cuts because there was "nothing left to cut after successive years of reduction".

"Our revenue funding decisions, taken back in 2015, were effected by several years of reduction in funding.

The occurrence of the first age-position in the datasets 'trimmed' from the left (youngest samples) was shifted around three years to the right, for each 10 years of reduction in the dataset age range.