Sentence examples for qualifying equipment from inspiring English sources

Expensing means that businesses can take an immediate tax deduction when they buy qualifying equipment rather than depreciating it over several years.

In 2002 and again in 2003, federal law also offered businesses the opportunity to take "bonus" depreciation on qualifying equipment they placed into service between certain dates.

Further, on the topic of design, the chapter addresses the key issues to be considered when selecting and qualifying equipment.

This paper presents methods to enforce base excitations for designing structures, qualifying equipment, and assessing seismic fragility against such base motions in seismic analysis.

Cable companies can become Energy Star "partners" if they agree to install or upgrade boxes so that 25 percent to 50 percent of the homes they serve have "energy star qualified" equipment.

"Going forward, we have to use different assumptions about what qualifies as equipment sales or revenues from financing or services," said Benjamin A. Reitzes, an analyst with UBS Warburg.

They include qualified expenditures on equipment for solar electric power, solar water heating, fuel cells, wind energy and geothermal heat pumps, and for their installation.

In one incident, medical staff were stoned by villagers bent on removing ebola patients from a health centre.Given a health-care system lacking decent equipment, qualified staff and affordable drugs (rather than the more popular counterfeit ones), a lack of faith in Western medicine is understandable.

Or if you were forward-looking enough to have bought cross-country skis in March (I think off-season sales of sports equipment qualify as a significant part of modern American culture) and to have waited patiently through a long summer only to wait even more patiently through a ridiculously warm autumn, then snow is an ever-receding object of desire.

Three that qualify now: heavy equipment maker DEERE & CO. (79, DE), offshore oil driller TRANSOCEAN (74, RIG) and conglomerate UNITED TECHNOLOGIES (62, UTX).

Shortage of mining equipment, qualified workers, power and water, lower grades and longer transportation distances and increased environmental regulations and controls," could all affect 2007 results, the company added.