Sentence examples for be a deduction in from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, anything taking this form will be a deduction in Aristotle's sense.

"At the end of the day my job, as the welfare minister for the United Kingdom, is to come here and say 'you need reforms like we've done in the rest of the UK, we can't have a two-tier system, get the reforms through, but sadly if you don't there will be a deduction in your block grant'," Mr Penning added.

Because of the horses withdrawn so late there is a deduction of 20p in the £ on all bets.

The notion of deduction in LA is defined in the customary way; if Δ is a set of sentences of LA and φ ∈ LA, then a deduction of φ from Δ in LA is a deduction of φ from Δ in L ω1, ω) every formula of which is in LA.

We say that φ is deducible from Δ in LA if there is a deduction D of φ from Δ in LA; under these conditions we write Δ ⊢A φ.

In October 1993, the U.S. officially announced to Israel that there would be a $437 million deduction in the next year's loan guarantee due to settlement construction during the 1993 fiscal year.

First is a tax deduction in the amount of the spread, which is the amount on which the employee pays income tax.

HOTAIR expression is correlated with lymph node metastasis in HCC [ 31]. siRNA-mediated knockdown of HOTAIR in HCC cells was accompanied by a deduction in MMP-9, suggesting that MMP-9 may be involved in HOTAIR-mediated regulation of HCC progression [ 31].

"In two years it will be a natural deduction," he wrote in his diary.

Only 90% of foreign tax credits are allowed as a deduction in calculating the AMT, and then only against 90% of the AMT.

A variety of factors affect any individual tax-planning strategy, but the rule of thumb is, "You want to get a deduction in a year that you are in a higher bracket, rather than a year you're in lower bracket," Mr. Teitell said.