Sentence examples for disposition of capital from inspiring English sources
"Disposition of capital assets traditionally has been a difficult process in the federal sector in general, and in the V.A. in particular," it says with bureaucratic understatement.
The cases cited by the majority all involved eleventh-hour dispositions of capital stay applications, and the cursory analysis in each ruling suggests merely that the habeas petitioner failed to carry his burden of articulating a credible explanation for having failed to raise the claim in an earlier petition.
For the purposes of this paragraph, "a deduction with respect to a liability" includes a capital loss incurred on the disposition of a capital asset with respect to a liability that was incurred in connection with the acquisition of such asset.
§ 404.1084 Gain or loss from disposition of property; capital assets; timber, coal, and iron ore; involuntary conversion.
California is deciding the disposition of cap and trade revenues.
Research has demonstrated that concepts of Bourdieu (dispositions of habitus, capital and field) help to describe this influence.
If the OID rule does not apply and you sell the bond prior to maturity, you calculate the gain or loss as you would for the disposition of any other capital asset.
1211(b) are permitted to offset gain from the disposition of assets other than capital assets that are subject to Code Sec.
The results show that firms in each context demand quite different forms of capital and dispositions from firm members.
The elaborate tax forms known as Schedule D ("Capital Gains and Losses") and Form 8949 ("Sales and Other Dispositions of Capital Assets") provide a superficial glimpse at how the differential tax treatment of capital gains can suck up enormous quantities of time and money for the well-heeled and their tax pros.
Peripheral stakeholders – including players, their agents, and drug-treatment professionals – who mostly shared different values and dispositions, were sidelined, and denied the opportunity of adding to their already limited supplies of capital, power, and policy making influence.
