Sentence examples similar to a deduction derived from from inspiring English sources

Then Gideon rattles off a bunch of deductions derived from the student's personal appearance, down to the little Chinese characters on an amulet worn around his neck.

No other forest management deductions derived from Indian forest lands shall be collected to be covered into the general funds of the United States Treasury.

For individual landowners participating in a group ranch scheme and who received benefits from the state after cost deductions, income derived from the maintenance of a lion on their ranch as tourist resource was $91,000 as compared with $600 paid out as hunting fees if the lion was sold out for sport hunting and $250 if hunted for the skin.

His measure, HR 4310, would prohibit any company from claiming a tax deduction for expenses derived from advertising to children any fast food or food of limited nutritional value.

(a) is derived from subsec.

(Ethanol is a fuel derived from corn).

Organic: A food derived from living organisms.

DSM codes are merely a subset derived from ICD codes.

Alternatively, Bioeffect uses an EGF derived from barley.

Yazidis follow an ancient faith derived from Zoroastrianism.

Short of studies that can sequentially test different therapies in one patient [ 6], deductions need to be derived from studies in selected populations that most closely match the patient in the clinic.