The phrase "a saving against" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear in meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing financial savings or precautions taken to mitigate potential losses or expenses.
Example: "We have set aside a saving against unexpected repairs to our equipment."
Alternatives: "a reserve for" or "a fund for".
The extra handling time is only 0.37 0.44% (less than half a minute per hour handling time) against a saving of €2.96 €5.92 per second extra handling time.
Company A raises so much capital for their game, and can offset some of that cost against a saving made later down the line through the 20percenttaxax break.
At IHS, for instance, all newcomers are presented with a lengthy list of rules upon intake — like a 9 p.m. curfew, a requirement to open a savings account, and prohibitions against smoking, "illicit drugs," and cutting and coloring of hair.
"Customers get a 5percentt guaranteed savings against the utility rate.
Bloodless-medicine leaders at Penn Hospital and Englewood said that they had never faced a situation in which a Witness child needed a life-saving transfusion against the wishes of the parents.
During the semifinal against Slovakia, Luongo made a game-saving stop against Canucks teammate Pavol Demitra with nine seconds to go in regulation.
After all, this is a guy who "tore his anus" while making a goal-saving tackle against Holland in the semifinal.
If one looks at the total yearly savings against an extra handling time of less than 1.0%, the number of quay cranes can be limited even more.
In one example, a higher-rate taxpayer who offsets £12,000 in savings against their IF mortgage saves £292.80 in tax.
"I was talking about it with the coaching staff the other day," Torre said in Baltimore on Aug. 15 after Matsui crashed into the left-field wall for a game-saving catch against the Orioles.
