Sentences with phrase «reduce meeting burdens»

o Would reduce meeting burdens and eliminate some overlapping / unnecessary hearings and tours, to allow Members better focus on more important oversight (as consistently requested by good government advocates).

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The group supports the introduction of new, clearer, statutory rules on trivial benefits because it will reduce the costs and administration burdens for employers and HMRC — and also mean employees do not face an unexpected tax charge on items below # 50 and which meet other new conditions for the exemption.

«Senate Republicans believe we should invest these resources where they will help hardworking New Yorkers the most ---- through meaningful tax relief that allows families to make ends meet, infrastructure improvements that create new jobs, and a commitment to improving our schools while reducing the burden on property taxpayers,» Skelos said in a statement.

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Roth 401 (k), 403 (b) or 457 plans — Contributions come out of your paycheck after you pay taxes, but your withdrawals will be tax - free when you retire (assuming you meet the requirements), potentially reducing your tax burden in your old age.

«That will reduce the burden of compliance obligations on other sectors and help grid operators and utilities meet CPP requirements reliably.»

It also allows users to easily docket time for meetings, phone calls, and research, reducing the administrative burden of docketing considerably.

Central government promotes it to those on social housing waiting lists, social tenants, homeless households, ex-service personnel, and others because it reduces the state's burden to those households and contributes to meeting housing need.

«The reform of legal education could bring benefits in the form of economic growth, access to justice, and ongoing legal innovation to meet the challenges of the 21st century, as well as reducing the burden of debt on the next generation of legal professionals,» Hadfield says.

To reduce the burden on covered entities, we do not require a covered entity to second - guess representations by law enforcement officials that the three part test has been met.

«The reform of legal education could bring benefits in the form of economic growth, access to justice, and ongoing legal innovation to meet the challenges of the 21st century, as well as reducing the burden of debt on the next generation of legal professionals.

If you were to pass away, a reduced amount of life insurance coverage might mean your child will face a considerable financial burden meeting college tuition along with supporting themselves (and perhaps younger siblings).

In each of the above cases, when meeting the deadline was a priority and reducing the scope wasn't an option, the client was able to successfully complete the project by making use of temp resource — with the added benefit of not being burdened with extensive notice periods.

This will reduce the burden on the family court and help government to meet their aim for more people to resolve their problems outside of the courts.