Sentence examples for make deductions from inspiring English sources

"I make deductions.

Labour has also said parliament could make deductions for post-privatisation "asset-stripping" and "state subsidies".

You then make deductions from employees who want to join and forward those to the firm that's providing the pension.

Some clever people try to make deductions from census figures for border districts, but that's not very useful.

The State Employees Retirement Act also requires the State Belt Railroad to make deductions from the salaries of its employees.

From that we can make deductions about what it could be made of and how it could have formed.

The rather uniform morphology of the nonreproductive parts of the plant body as well as the highly reduced flowers make deduction of evolutionary patterns from living sedges difficult.

Variability is the brain's cognitive nemesis and our minds make deduction of cause and effect a priority over other functions like self-control and moderation.

Tacon also criticised the company for unilaterally making deductions from invoice payments.

However, Uber makes deductions from drivers' pay, decides which routes they should take, and can penalise or even "de-activate" drivers who turn down too many fares.

Donations of this kind are less common since changes in the tax code in 1986 made deductions for philanthropy less generous.