Sentence examples for has deducted from inspiring English sources

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.

If your landlord has deducted excessively high charges at the end of your tenancy, you also have the right to challenge them.

"If an official tells them he has deducted a bit for fees, they won't know if it's corruption or not," said Thapa.

Unlike other companies, Gateway provides no details in its footnotes about how much in reserves it has deducted from the loans.

Israel says it has deducted the cost of unpaid services provided to the Palestinian population, including electricity, water and hospital bills.

But that income allocated to you, by definition, is AFTER the business has deducted the wages paid to you -- in the case of an S corporation -- or the guaranteed payments if you are a partner.

(Of course, she might also have deducted it as a medical expense. For more on medical expense deductions, click here).

found that 20 had deducted some or all of the money from their tax bills.

"What's the most points you've deducted at once?" "I don't know".

It makes like-for-like comparisons difficult, so I have deducted bulks from the headline figures.

India's tax department has argued that Vodafone should have deducted taxes from the amount it paid to Hutchison.