Sentence examples for by a corresponding amount from inspiring English sources
It could cut income tax rates and encourage workers to reduce the amount of money they have withheld from their paychecks by a corresponding amount.
But even if every earmark were eliminated and overall appropriations also reduced by a corresponding amount, Mr Rubio does not suggest how he would tackle the other 99% of the deficit.Mr Crist, meanwhile, calls himself "a proven tax-cutter".
Rather, it is an argument for the alternative, namely a Bank of England-style funding-for-lending scheme in which the ECB provides banks with cheap financing for, say, 12 months, if they agree to increase their lending to the private sector by a corresponding amount.
Nestlé told the Observer that it had reduced the cost price of Quality Street – the price at which it sells the chocolate boxes to retailers – by a corresponding amount to the weight reduction (5%), but it was up to retailers to pass on this reduction.
When you wave your new contactless debit card (or, soon, your iPhone 6) over a retailer's card-reader, what you're really doing is instructing a computer to reduce a number stored in a ledger on your bank's hard drive and increase a number stored on the retailer's bank's ledger by a corresponding amount.
When the couple realized that other tenants were paying far less, they found out that Pinnacle had claimed to have performed $20,000 worth of remodeling work on the apartment before they moved in, which gave the landlord the right to raise the rent by a corresponding amount.
Solutions of sodium alginates at appropriate concentrations were made by adding a corresponding amount of solvent to vials containing a standardized amount of freeze-dried alginate and stirring or shaking the vials for at least one hour.
Rather, money was paid by customers to brokers in one country, like the United States, and a corresponding amount of money was disbursed by brokers to recipients in Iran.
Then it suggests how much cash to take, and it erases the entries from the books and a corresponding amount in orders, so the register balances.
