Sentence examples for Make a deduction from inspiring English sources

An employer can legally make a deduction from an employee's pay if there has been a genuine overpayment.

The buyer may then accept the goods but make a deduction from the purchase price for the defect.

The original monthly rent of $1,700 has risen to $2,600, but if you factor in the workout you get walking up those flights of stairs and make a deduction for gym fees, you can see that Mr. Connors and Mr. Rindler still have a nice deal.

We may also make a deduction from the reimbursement for loss in value of any vouchers supplied, if the loss is the result of unnecessary handling by you (i.e. handling other than what is necessary to establish the nature and characteristics of the issues or vouchers).

Here's how we measure performance: We assume a $10,000 investment in August 1987, make a deduction for the sales commission, reinvest what's left of distributions after taxes and see what the account would be worth at the end of June 1997.

"Unless there is a legitimate reason to make a deduction Camelot will always repay guardian deposits," he told me.

"Unless there is a legitimate reason to make a deduction Camelot will always re-pay guardian deposits," he told me.

If it had been, I would have instructed the judges to make a deduction". The International Skating Union said it isn't ignoring the charges against Tokhtakhunov, who has been linked by U.S. investigators to drug trafficking, illegal arms sales and dealing in stolen cars.

Making a deduction for presumed acquisitions, as it did, is not applicable.

HSBC is one of the employers that makes a deduction, and some of its ex-staff argue they are losing out on up to £2,500 a year.

Facebook makes a deduction about your political views based on the pages that you like — or on your political preference, if you stated one, on your profile page.