Sentence examples for making deductions from inspiring English sources

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

In Iraq's case, the money was recouped by taking control of its oil exports and making deductions from the revenue.

An important part of textual inference is making deductions involving monotonicity, that is, determining whether a given assertion entails restrictions or relaxations of that assertion.

Increased rents are expected to generate just under £75m annually according the LGA research, before making deductions for significant administrative costs.

"When they were making deductions I was living on an income the government said was below the minimum poverty level," she says.

Mr. Smith accused the company of unfair dismissal, making deductions from his wages, not paying him for statutory annual leave and discrimination.

"I make deductions.

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

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

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

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