Sentence examples for deducting one from inspiring English sources

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

In the presented case, a PES of 13 was evaluated, deducting one point for the soft tissue level under critical observation.

Next we can look at our tax bracket and deducting one-half of the property taxes and insurance, but you're getting the drift.

Uefa has deducted one point from Croatia in their European Championship qualifying group after a swastika was painted on the field before the qualifying match against Italy.

The uncertainty associated with observational measurement was quantified separately and has an average of about one-third of the total uncertainty (i.e. ~ 9%.) The interplay between observational uncertainty and natural deposit variability means it is difficult to simply deduct one from the other to produce an overall uncertainty estimate.

Previously - I ListeneDoctorive Cdeductedthe Five-fonea-Dollar Box at FYE. @meganboyle.

The mother's score was awarded two points for corroborating a sport named by the son, deducted half a point for failing to corroborate and deducted one point for providing a sport not specified by the son.

We allocated up to three points each for most recent studies, population sampled, country coverage and for the range of settings sampled, and deducted one point for drug treatment only samples due to the potential for bias.

We allocated up to three points each for most recent studies, population sampled, country coverage and for the range of settings sampled, and deducted one point for clinic only samples due to the potential for bias.

Felicity is allowed to deduct one-half of her self-employment tax (Line 27) and her contribution to a Keogh retirement plan (Line 29).

For tax purposes, in the early fifties the useful life of a building was held to be forty years, so a developer could deduct one-fortieth of the value of his building from his income every year.