Sentence examples for amounts set by from inspiring English sources

Statutory damages are amounts set by law.

When those deductions reach specific amounts set by Congress, at which the taxpayer typically owes little or no tax, the alternative minimum tax kicks in and the taxpayer must pay it.

In a regulation to be published Wednesday in the Federal Register, the administration says that doctors and hospitals must accept the amounts set by the government as "payment in full" for services in the high-risk pool administered by the federal government.

However, race is not a significant predictor of bond amount in the regression analysis, indicating that racial disparities may not be as pronounced as some advocates believe in terms of bond amounts set by judges.

The dentists here are paid an amount set by the Health Service for each job they perform -- a filling, a root canal.

Will such a provision always be honored, regardless of the amount set by the parties or the circumstances under which it is to be paid?

If, over three months, her medical costs exceeded a target amount set by President Obama's health regulators in Washington, Dr. Meneghini's employer, Indiana University Health, stood to lose money.

The proposal announced on Friday involves changes to the so-called lease caps, the amount — set by the Taxi and Limousine Commission — that a fleet or taxi owner can charge drivers for the use of a cab or medallion.

The most striking new policy in his speech to the party's annual conference in Liverpool was the proposal for a national living wage with the amount set by a review body "at the level needed for a decent life".

Ph.D. in Law candidates will receive a full-tuition fellowship and a living stipend at an amount set by the Graduate School, Yale Basic Health coverage, and a Health Award covering the cost of hospitalization and specialty coverage.

Or something in the range of $2 trillion?" The latter revenue figure is the target amount set by the independent fiscal commission led by Democrat Erskine Bowles and former GOP senator Alan K. Simpson of Wyoming.