Sentence examples for that were deducted from inspiring English sources

A couple of employees have called to ask for a refund of the medical premiums that were deducted from their paycheck because they didn't use the insurance.

As funds have cut front-end loads, they hiked expenses that were deducted invisibly each day by 29% in the 20 years through 1999, says the SEC.

In order to minimize external impacts, we assume a technological fixation in the industry (based on the existing technology in the industry in 2007) and assume that the number of new vessels joining the world fleet is equal in size of energy consumption to those that were deducted from the global fleet.

c Deductible: A sum, fixed or variable, specified in an insurance policy, that is deducted from any claim made under that policy; that sum is then paid by the beneficiary, the remainder being paid by the insurer, subject to any to any co-payment, user charge or co-insurance arrangement.

Seigniorage, the charge over and above the expenses of coinage (making into coins) that is deducted from the bullion brought to a mint to be coined.

Many funds cover this distribution cost with an annual charge, known as a 12b-1 fee, that is deducted from fund assets.

Other than the government's $88.50 Medicare premium that is deducted from her monthly Social Security check, Ms. Watts pays no premium to Humana.

Several studies point out that a large share of charitable donations is not deducted from taxes, and donors in lower tax brackets account for more than half of all contributions that are deducted.

Ms. Bartone works largely on commission, though her firm pays her a "draw," which is a small steady paycheck that is more of a loan that is deducted from her commissions.

Thousands of Mexicans brought to the United States as laborers during World War II say they have never received money that was deducted from their paychecks for them, and now many are seeking hundreds of millions of dollars in reparations.

Nazon, who was second in the final sprint on Monday when a victory would have given him the yellow jersey, was 14th in the 196-man field today; not that it mattered, because McGee was 13th and not eligible for the 20, 12 and 8 seconds that are deducted from the first three finishers' overall time.