Sentence examples for deducted off from inspiring English sources

The "brand guarantee" scheme means that customers will get the different deducted off their bill if it would have been cheaper at a rival supermarket.

If you put unusable items or any items facing the wall, for the number of items that reach that criteria, you get 100 point deducted off.

A 1993 amendment to the tax code caps the total executive pay corporations can deduct off their taxes at no more than $1 million -- unless the pay is so-called "performance" pay.

Deduct off that amount every time you have carbs or fat.

For example, only 0.5percentt of advertising expenses can be deducted, while write-offs for aging equipment must be spread over 25 years, reducing the tax benefit.

The CSI voxels on the edge of the volume of interest (subject to signal drop-off) were deducted from the total data matrix.

Fury couldn't, and when referee Tony Weeks deducted a point off the British contender, things looked to be going pear-shaped.

Bradford finished ninth in Super League this season, three points outside the play-offs, having been deducted six points for entering administration.  .

Stern wants to reduce this percentage to well below half, and for owners to deduct expenses off the top of revenues -- draining nearly a billion dollars from the player salary pool.

Several government departments including the Home Office, HMRC and DWP have ended the so-called "check-off" system which automatically deducted union subscriptions directly from salaries.

You get to deduct any points (that haven't been deducted already) in the year you pay off a refinancing loan -- whether you sell the house or refinance again.