Sentence examples for revenue setting from inspiring English sources

Passengers quickly became the main source of revenue, setting off the creation of globe-straddling airlines during what many regard as the golden age of commercial aviation.

Revenue, setting forth everything in detail, and received the following reply... "when your tax return is audited, your request for a credit of $72 on your '47 tax for overpayment on your '46 tax will almost certainly be disallowed".

He was referring to the failure of Iraq's Parliament to pass legislation distributing oil revenue, setting a timetable for provincial elections and easing employment restrictions on former Baath Party members — measures that the Bush administration considers crucial for reconciliation between Sunnis and Shiites.

The above findings are further confirmed by Fig. 5 which shows a comparison between optimized and original profit based on same revenue setting between the 601st day and the 614st day.

Merrill said revenue set records in every business category and geographic region.

Revenue set a record at $15.5 billion, up 12.8percentt from almost $13.8 billion in 1998.

The firm attempted to maintain its profitability by marginally reducing the proportion of revenue set aside to pay staff to 36.8% from 36.9%.

The administration reported that by July 2007, Iraq had spent 24percentt of the $10 billion in oil revenue set aside for reconstruction that year.

The next 12 months are also likely to be momentous, with Google's UK revenue set to exceed ITV's by the end of 2008.

Mr. Fleischer used the numbers to counter Democratic charges that the administration would return to deficit spending this year, not counting the revenue set aside for Social Security.

Moreover, the firm — which initially was on track to pay closer to $650,000 to $700,000 on average to its workers — has scaled back planned bonuses by cutting the amount of revenue set aside for compensation, apparently in response to negative public reaction.