Sentence examples for proceeds of sales from inspiring English sources

Money for the grants comes from donations and the proceeds of sales by First Book to its members.

The original right-to-buy scheme introduced by the Conservatives in the 1980s was criticised for not reinvesting the proceeds of sales in new housing, cutting the social-housing stock available to those on low incomes.

Anticipating that Grant's memoirs would sell a hundred times as many, Twain persuaded Grant to sign up with his own company for 70 percent of the net proceeds of sales by subscription.

State guidelines govern New York museums as nonprofit educational institutions, and prohibit them from using proceeds of sales of artworks for "purposes other than the acquisition, preservation, protection or care of collections".

This will include bank balances, interest income, dividends and the proceeds of sales, which can be used to assess capital-gains tax.Some countries are likely to set up special arrangements, with reduced penalties, to encourage non-compliant taxpayers to bring money home now rather than wait to be caught once the new system kicks in, probably in 2017.

The panel voiced concern about the North's ability to conduct trade-based money-laundering via front companies and agents posted overseas, with the resulting deliveries of cash used to "pay for illicit procurements and to transfer proceeds of sales of weapons" and items related to weapons of mass destruction.

Worse, there is no guarantee that the proceeds of sale will go directly to needy residents.

Smaller text stated "Recycle Proline Ltd is a commercial company which collects second hand clothing and donate [sic] at least £3,200 per month to Cancer Research & Genetics UK from the proceeds of sale".

We also have a partnership with his foundation with the Prince Charles watch, which bears his coat of arms, and about 10 percent of the proceeds of sale go to his foundation".

Part of the CD's proceeds of sale went to charity.

Turner was charged with three felonies including possession of narcotics for sale, receiving the proceeds of drug sales and conspiracy.