Sentence examples for in a deduction from inspiring English sources
Late assignments will be penalized: each day an assignment is late will result in a deduction of half a grade.
In a deduction (e.g., all humans are mortal; Socrates is human; therefore, Socrates is mortal), the truth of the premises logically requires the truth of the conclusion.
If that did happen it would make it very unlikely for creditors, including HMRC, to be paid in full, and result under Football League rules in a deduction of 12 points.
In a deduction worthy of Sherlock Holmes, Nabokov also observed that the creature's use of "strong mandibles" for the purpose of turning a key in a lock while on its hind legs "gives us the length of his body, which is about three feet".
The donation of qualified appreciated stock held for longer than a year, for example, would generally result in a deduction of the fair market value of the stock even if the stock is subsequently sold by the charity.
Currently, putting money in a 529 plan won't result in a deduction, but neither the earnings nor distributions in 529 plans are taxable for federal purposes so long as the plan is used for costs associated with college like tuition and room and board as well as fees, books, supplies, and equipment.
(1) Where reimbursement, from insurance or otherwise, for medical expenses is received in a taxable year subsequent to a year in which a deduction was claimed on account of such expenses, the reimbursement must be included in gross income in such subsequent year to the extent attributable to (and not in excess of) deductions allowed under section 213 for any prior taxable year.
Contributions to tsunami relief in January 2005 qualified for a deduction in 2004.
....the amount repaid to MetLife in 2011, $83,233, as a deduction in computing petitioners' adjusted gross income.
However, in most instances, accountants maintain, a deduction in the hand right now is better than two in the bush.
