Sentence examples for genuine deduction from inspiring English sources

His principles are meta-theorems in the sense that no argument can run afoul of them and still qualify as a genuine deduction.

The majority also asserts that the Minnesota statute is distinguishable from the statute struck down in Nyquist in another respect: the tax benefit available under Minnesota law is a "genuine tax deduction," whereas the New York law provided a benefit which, while nominally a deduction, also had features of a "tax credit". Ante at 396, and n. 6.

Indeed, the question whether a program having the elements of a "genuine tax deduction" would be constitutionally acceptable was expressly reserved in Nyquist, supra, at 790, n. 49.

The fact that the Minnesota plan embodies a "genuine tax deduction" is thus of some relevance, especially given the traditional rule of deference accorded legislative classifications in tax statutes.

Payroll deduction has real power.

"It's a pretty sensible overhaul and improves the code to make sure only genuine charity is eligible for a charitable deduction," said Carl Davis, a tax analyst at the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, a left-leaning think tank.

And, like Aquinas, Maritain accepted the classical foundationalist position that these beliefs could be established by rational deduction from self-evident principles and constituted genuine knowledge.

The mutant form of the protein may perturb cellular functions and thereby allow the deduction of the normal role for the genuine protein.

While this is understandable in policy areas based on pre-allocated national envelopes (cohesion, agriculture, fisheries), such a deduction may not be fully justified when dealing with genuine EU-wide programmes such as research, or Erasmus.

In other words, animals and most human beings most of the time are purely empiricists; a rational person, however, is one who can engage in genuine a priori reasoning, moving from knowledge of a true cause via deduction to necessary effects.

On the pitch, excepting City's last two performances at Sixfields, in which they have shipped eight goals in two 'home' matches to Tranmere Rovers and Rotherham United, Steven Pressley's exciting, young side have made light of the club's 10-point deduction, for the second season running, to turn themselves into genuine League One play-off hopefuls.