Sentence examples for day deducted from inspiring English sources

All had to have $35 a day deducted from their paycheck in order to pay for the 'man camps,'" she added, referring to the cramped living quarters the men were forced to share — where guests were rarely allowed and the company regularly searched through workers' belongings.

Breaking down the cost, he said a driver makes on average US$40 a day, before deducting $20 for vehicle rental and petrol costs of about $10.

However, the sick day will be deducted from your emergency day allowance".

Posada could have two days' pay deducted for refusing to play, and the executive added that the Yankees could terminate his contract, for violating the terms, if he declined to play again Sunday.

However most respondents indicated large cost rises, from a nominal fee to a full-economic cost – for example, from a minimal charge to £50 a day – which would be deducted from the personal budget of anyone eligible for local authority funding.

"Being 15 minutes late is recorded as an absence, which is penalized by deducting one day's salary".

But if it were not a hybrid, he said, he would deduct each day $200 from the trade-in price for every $1-a-barrel increase in the OPEC price of crude oil.

The Robins moved up in to the Super League play-off places on Wednesday after Bradford Bulls were deducted six points for entering administration.

A simple rule of thumb is taking 70% of your income the day you retire and deduct social security benefits.

If the newspaper were returned, it would be deducted from that day's paid circulation.

The next day, Enron announced it was deducting $1 billion from its third-quarter earnings, producing its its first quarterly loss in more than four years.