Sentence examples for no deduction of from inspiring English sources

For one thing, there is no deduction of 10 percent of income.

It is true in the following sense: There is indeed no grand metaphysical theory underpinning Herder's position — no Platonic theory of forms, no correlation of political institutions with "moments" in a Hegelian Logic, no "deduction" of political institutions from the nature of the self or the will à la Fichte and Hegel, etc.

No deductions of any kind.

Such a tax would tax all income, earned or unearned, honest or dishonest, with no corporate or personal exemptions, no oil-depletion allowances or other corporate-tax breaks or loopholes, no deductions for mortgage interest or state sales taxes, no deductions of any kind.

Those numbers mean no deduction for the first $2,000 of expenses.

N.F.L. players now earn an average of 47 percent of league revenue, but unlike in the N.B.A., no deduction is taken out of the pool before money is split.

When he told her she had $175,000 of extra taxable Illinois income but no deduction, she accused him of incompetence and stormed out.

If the shares ultimately do not become vested, perhaps because the employee quits, there would be no deduction available, and no refund of the taxes paid.

When we consider the fixed fading or no fading conditions, the deduction of M can be found in [21]: ( M={lambda}_p{int}_0^rleft(2pi z-4z{cos}^{-1}left(frac{z}{2r}right)+frac{z}{r^2}sqrt{4{r}^2-{z}^2}right) dz ).

There are no approximations during the whole deduction of β expressed by Equation (1).

Errors resulting in no diagnosis (analytical failures) or no change in diagnosis (different mutation) were marked more leniently (deduction of 1.00 mark) when compared with those that resulted in the wrong diagnosis for the patient (false-negative or false-positive results; deduction of 2.00 marks).