Sentence examples for Profits derived from from inspiring English sources

By 2017, companies will pay 10% tax on profits derived from UK-held patents.

Many commodities incorporate rents (ie, excess profits derived from the fact that supply is usually limited in the short term).

So concessions on emissions, if they can be worked out, must be linked to the equitable distribution of profits derived from pollution.

Not content with record profits derived from Wall Street, the sales floor and underwriting over the decade of the 90's, big business wants even more.

She authorized a ministry project to study the kambô, stipulating that any profits derived from the research be shared with the Katukina.

Take the profits derived from the ability to operate in a global economy and put them to work in the service of national prosperity.

The juiciest profits derive from arrangement fees, not interest income.

The £157m of property profits deriving from flat sales at the redeveloped Highbury will not recur.

The stupendous profits deriving from this enabled today's developed world to prosper.

Profits derive from efficiency, profits fund investment and drive innovation, and profits are taxed – which provides the public money to fund research.

The profits deriving from the associated assets of a Series inure to the benefit of the associated members.