Sentence examples for resulting deduction from inspiring English sources

At any rate, the facade easement donation to the National Architectural Trust (since renamed Trust for Architectural Easements) was approved by the board of the condominium association and then the resulting deduction of $8,171,000 (12% of the pre-easement value) was apportioned among the owners of the units and parking spaces.

As there is a high proportion of FVB students who wish to study in economics, business, accounting or another subject which relates to them (around 23%%) the resulting deduction that economic competencies mainly influence the aspiration to study within this field should be controlled.

She and her husband, meanwhile, are also planning to make regular contributions this year to their church's building fund, and they expect the resulting charitable deduction to offset the capital gains tax she expects to incur from the mutual fund sale.

The resulting charitable deduction reclaimed several millions of dollars spent on the properties.

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).

The Republican has promised to release his tax returns, which would list any charitable donations - and any resulting tax deductions - to the public.

Twelve Gray radiation resulted in deduction of cell viability 12 and 72 hours following irradiation.

In addition, we found that depletion of ESET resulted in deduction of H3K9me3, suggesting that ESET is required for the maintenance of H3K9me3 in SSCs.

Ms. Primrose said that AOL would benefit from a "meaningful tax deduction" resulting from the transaction.

The south coast club went into administration last week after they were unable to agree a deal with any of four interested parties, with the Premier League due to imminently ratify the resulting nine-point deduction.

For 2012, the data show that approximately 20% of companies with positive "net incomes" (or profits) claimed a net operating loss deduction resulting in a zero tax liability.