Sentence examples for declaring the amount from inspiring English sources

The Reading Room's high-ceilinged space is filled with nautical bric-a-brac: photographs of bearded men smoking pipes, with nicknames like Slooper, Brushy and Jimbo; a notice from 1732 declaring the amount sea widows could receive in pension; figureheads of fair maidens; ship logbooks and models; drawings and poems.

In its suspension order, the Indian government accuses Greenpeace of not fully declaring the amount of foreign funds it brings into the country.

If a student gets money from an injury payment at age 18 is that counted as income on the part of the student, and must he declare the amount on the assets section of Fafsa?

The G77 and advocacy groups want to see certain issues brought before a global tax body, such as whether or not multinationals should publicly declare the amount of tax they pay, and the question of where corporations pay their taxes.

The case at the heart of Friday's ruling centered on a scheme in which Mr. Berlusconi and several other defendants used a series of offshore companies to buy the rights to broadcast American movies on Mr. Berlusconi's private television networks and falsely declared the amount of the payments to avoid taxes.

In this case, Milan prosecutors argued that Mr. Berlusconi and several other defendants used a series of offshore companies to buy the rights to broadcast about 3,000 American movies on Mr. Berlusconi's television networks and falsely declared the amount of the payments to avoid taxes.

The only trial about A-HPH [38] did not declare the amount of correction of the open bite (Table 3).

And the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) has proposed that manufacturers be required to declare the amount of "added sugars" on food labels to help consumers understand how much sugar has been added to a product.

The Treasury said that by 2012/13 it expects to save at least £155m from limiting double taxation reliefs on company profits.A beefed up disclosure regime, which forces those with money offshore to declare the amounts, will raise £125m by 2012/13, while a deal with Liechtenstein is due to bring in £500m over three years.

For three years he claimed the relief but cancelled it out by declaring the same amount as income that he didn't actually have, which looks strictly incorrect.

In many cases a portion of the purchase price is paid under the table, so that buyers can avoid declaring the entire amount, according to Mr. Perrotis.