Sentence examples for itemized by from inspiring English sources

The gross capitalized cost must be itemized by type and amount.

Then, typical performance indicators such as error detection and latency were presented for the different fault categories itemized by the location and means of detection.

The total amount of other charges payable to the lessor, itemized by type and amount, that are not included in the periodic payments.

This is the credit side of a global balance sheet carefully itemized by Brian Fagan in "The Great Warming," his fascinating account of shifting climatic conditions and their consequences from about A.D. 800 to 1300, often referred to as the Medieval Warm Period.

But Mr. Morrow said his client contended that personal payments and contributions of more than $4 million that Mr. King made this year and last, all of them itemized by the Government in documents that it filed with its suit, had come from his own accounts at the credit union.

Official fees such as those for taxes, licenses, and registration charged in connection with the exercise of a purchase option may be disclosed under § 1013.4(i) as part of the purchase-option price (with or without a reference to their inclusion in that price) or may be separately disclosed and itemized by category.

Now, for only 64percentt of D.C. homes does it make sense to itemize (by taking the mortgage interest deduction and property tax deduction) rather than take the standard deduction.

At the Web site of The Guardian, for example, there is an interactive map showing the distribution of the membership across Britain, itemized locality by locality, but, not, say, block by block, under a note: "A court injunction prevents the distribution of the names on the B.N.P. membership leaked online".

But because so many of these are also works of art - Etienne-Louis Boullee's visionary proposals itemized brick by tiny brick and the watercolors of facades by Sir John Soane, for example - the lay observer will not feel left out.

Created by Daniel Immerwahr, a Ph.D. student in history at the University of California, Berkeley, the Web site is a century's worth of best-sellers, itemized year by year.

Mr. Obama's proposal to limit itemized deductions by wealthy Americans met with a cool reception but ought to remain on the table.