Sentence examples for reducing the sum from inspiring English sources
As a result, $45,000 was automatically withheld for taxes, reducing the sum in the Roth account to $405,000.
Education isn't only a path of personal transformation, it is also a route to reducing the sum of human misery that is crime".
Marles said Labor's "mission statement" on refugees should be making an "objectively generous offering" by global and Australian standards, which has "the greatest maximum effect in reducing the sum of global human misery".
Instead, Miller is referring to the decision by fellow MPs on the standards and privileges committee to overturn Hudson's recommendation by reducing the sum payable to just £5,800.
But on her desk was a secret weapon: a stack of worksheets -- the antithesis of constructivist math -- pages of classic problems in long division, the addition of fractions and reducing the sum of fractions to its simplest terms.
"Two-thirds of our brokers have seen customers reduce protection this year with many trying to save money by reducing the sum assured, for example, or failing to increase it with inflation.
Typically, addition of an adjacent collinear marker reduced the Type III sum of squares for the tested peak QTL marker, resulting in a p >0.05 for the peak marker.
The Imperial Diet was moved to halve the Reichsmatrikel for the abbeys (reducing the sums and troops the abbeys needed to provide towards the Imperial army) and exempting any need for the abbeys to send troops to the Imperial army for three years, an exemption extended for four more years on 24 March 1715.
By adjusting a Marxan parameter called the "boundary length modifier" (BLM), the level of spatial compactness of a solution can be controlled because it places more or less emphasis on reducing the summed boundary length of selected areas [98].
But the capital gains tax (CGT) concession would reduce the sum liable to tax to £44,200.
"It may be possible to reduce the sum assured to an amount you can afford, rather than cancel the cover".
