Sentence examples for be able set against from inspiring English sources

In your and your brother's case, because you never lived in the property as owners of it (any time you may have lived in your mother's house when growing up doesn't count), the only allowance you will be able set against the taxable gain on the property is the annual capital gains exempt amount of £11,100 (assuming you sell and make a gain in the 2015-16 tax year).

But the question is how far, as the centre-right's presidential candidate, he would really be able to set the agenda against Le Pen – who, it is assumed, would be the other candidate in the presidential run-off next May.

Also, firms will be able to set past losses against at most half of any year's profits—ensuring that they will have to pay some tax whenever they are in the black.

"For anyone worried about whether we were forced against our will to strip off, we are pleased to be able to set the record straight.

"I wanted to be able to set boundaries.

You have to be able to set the goalposts to be able to act!

All parties will be able to set their expectations correctly.

They need to be able to set clear, measurable goals.

Set designers must be able to draw sets, build models, and sometimes construct the sets themselves.

Users will be able to race against other Teal flyers, on set courses, against a leaderboard, using image recognition developed by Neurala.

If the player finishes each of the tracks in a set time, the player will be able to compete against the ghosts of the game's boss characters.