Sentence examples for it deduction from inspiring English sources

In recent years theorists who write under the label contrastivism have offered a further way to steer a path between skepticism and Moore-style anthekepticism (the latter of which some critics now call "dogmatism") without giving up entirely on the idea that, as Jonathan Schaffer (2005) puts it, "deduction transmits knowledge" (p. 261).

But others permitted it, believing it reduced deductions for the marital and charitable expenses only if it created "material limitations" on the beneficiary's rights, material being something the IRS has never bothered to define.

On the face of it, their deduction seemed reasonable.

"Dragon Tattoo" says the opposite: it celebrates deduction, high-end detective work what Edgar Allan Poe called "ratiocination".

Thus, if we can show that a given language is not (weakly) κ-compact, then there can be no deductive system for it with deductions of length < κ adequate for deductions from arbitrary sets of premises (of cardinality ≤ κ).

So it is not a question of deduction, it is not a question of imagination or suggestions, it is fact.

The newly public companies keep the remaining 15 percent, providing it with deductions that they otherwise would not have had.

But investors who bought one before that announcement and attempted to use it for deductions on their tax returns would have been denied the deductions.

"With property tax," she said, "at least you can claim it and use it as a deduction".

Current Swiss law allows bribery abroad and even allows it as a tax deduction if it helps win a business contract.

BMG, a unit of Bertelsmann, said that beginning next year it would eliminate contract deductions it typically takes off the retail price of a CD for items like packaging, new technology and free goods for retailers.