Sentence examples for excluded homes from inspiring English sources
According to the Economic Observer, a Chinese weekly newspaper, it has also decided to subject some swanky homes to a property tax that previously excluded homes occupied by their owners.Wrenching changesIn the West central banks are happy to set interest rates for the economy as a whole, but prefer to let the market decide who should lend how much to whom.
We excluded homes caring exclusively for young disabled patients or delivering only palliative care.
Noonan et al. excluded homes with wood-burning fireplaces in their estimate because the frequency of use in this group is unknown, but they did include secondary users of wood stoves for whom there are also no data.
The studies by Ward et al. (2011) and Noonan et al. (2012a) excluded homes with self-reported smokers; and Bunnell et al. (2010) tracked whether cigarette smoking occurred during a study period, and no smoking was reported during the winter heating season.
For example, in recent years, the University has excluded home value and most retirement funds when calculating a family's ability to contribute and has increased grants to help students pay for dining options and study abroad programs.
He expanded minimum wage protections to cover previously excluded home care workers.
A generation later, workers' rights advocates are pushing the Labor Department to follow through on a proposed rule change to extend federal minimum wage and overtime protections to currently excluded home care workers -- who are disproportionately female and of color.
One informant suggested figures remained underestimated, as they excluded home deliveries performed by community midwives (KI7).
Excluding homes that the company sold to be privately rented, the average price was £372,000 – 20pc higher than the same period last year.
Savers who do not tick one of these boxes will have to sign a statement saying they will spend no more than 10% of their assets – excluding homes and pensions - on crowdfunding in any given year.
The FHFA index is a narrower measurement than the Case-Shiller index, as it excludes homes bought with riskier mortgages or all cash, as well as many high-end properties.
