Sentence examples for subsequent deduction from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, preferences about objectives and about the level of change that is tolerated exert a strong influence on the assessment of the vulnerability to risk and the subsequent deduction of management responses (Seidl and Lexer 2013).

The Intuition/Deduction thesis cites intuition and subsequent deductive reasoning.

Takeover talks continue in earnest with four parties interested in striking a deal but the threat of administration and a subsequent 12-point deduction remains a real possibility.

The 128-year-old club entered administration for a third time in 10 years earlier this month, with the subsequent 10-point deduction leaving them just above the Blue Square Bet Premier relegation zone and their future hanging in the balance.

Warnock's previous stint as Palace manager ended as the Eagles went into administration and suffered a subsequent 10-point deduction.

There's no sense in throwing money into a black hole, to hit another wall in a couple of months' time". In the event of the club going into administration, the subsequent 10-point deduction is now expected to be implemented for next season, after the Conference's Annual General Meeting in six weeks' time, rather than affecting the campaign which ended on Saturday.

Research your deductions.

But it now appears that Mr. Grassley is willing to allow donors to claim deductions for subsequent donations that reflect increases in the value of the portion of the artwork they still own.

Partly obscured by Rangers' promotion from Scottish League One last season – and Hearts' 15-point deduction, administration and subsequent relegation from the top flight – was the fact that Hibs were also relegated.

In response to the retirement income crisis, these elites push to require that workers be automatically enrolled in retirement savings plans, financed from deductions from their pay, with automatic escalation of the amount deducted each subsequent year.

Y's allowable depreciation deduction for 2004 and subsequent taxable years is determined as though the equipment had been placed in service in January 2002, as property used predominantly outside the United States.