At the time, the partnership said the cut equated to a 71% drop in its income from the council and enforcement at mobile sites would cease "with immediate effect".
Capital Sports has resisted pressure from customers to cut prices, and seen sales drop from more than 1m balls in 1998, a World Cup year, to 400, 000 last year.
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He had the Liverpool crowd on their feet with two breaks of serve in the third set but his comeback was snuffed out when Przysiezny broke back to cut the deficit to 4-3 with a beautifully judged drop shot.
Eleven measures needed to cut costs were passed at a meeting earlier in response to a drop in funding from central government.
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Then the next shoe to drop would be to cut publishers out and go right to authors.
Ali Rodriguez, the oil cartel's secretary-general, said on Monday there was "almost a conviction" among its members to cut production ahead of a forecast drop in demand in the second quarter of the year.
And while typical contracts for athletes had clauses that meant bad results could see income cut by 25% or more, a newcomer like Skechers is willing to drop that requirement.
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This resilience stems from continued foreign investment, an increase in government spending on public works and easier money: since December the central bank has cut interest rates by six percentage points, to 4%, a steeper drop than anywhere in the region outside Chile.
Unions claim the authority will be forced to cut the largest number of jobs in its history as it faces a drop in central government grants.
Solar shares fell some 32% on the NEX in the first quarter of the year and have suffered again in recent weeks, a drop that Prideaux blames on proposals in Germany and Spain to cut generous feed-in tariffs that oblige utilities to buy renewable electricity at above market prices.
As well as boosting demand, these schemes have helped to raise standards (because beneficiaries must reach minimum entry requirements) and cut drop-out rates.
This is a unique response to a rate action by the ECB that cut interest rates to a historical low at 1%, a 25 basis-point drop.
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Mr Andrew, the MP for Pudsey, is urging NHS England to drop its appeal against a High Court ruling that its decision to cut the number of specialist centres was "legally flawed".
The drop was attributed to a price war touched off by Hope Group when it cut feed prices by up to 25%.
Prof Miles says the easiest way to think about a "helicopter drop" is as a lump sum temporary tax cut - or a one-off reverse poll tax - financed by new government bonds which are purchased by the Bank of England on the secondary market, but with all interest and redemption payments etc transferred back to the Treasury.
The biggest cut is to the post-primary Post-Graduate Certificate in Education (PGCE), where numbers accepted will drop by a fifth, from 290 to 234.
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By contrast, when President Clinton agreed with congressional Republicans in 1997 to cut the capital gains tax rate from 28% to 20%, critics wrung their hands, predicting revenues would drop and deficits would increase.
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