Sentence examples for the deduction from from inspiring English sources

The one most policy makers rely on is calculated by Congress's Joint Committee on Taxation, which estimates that the government will lose roughly $237 billion to the deduction from 2009 to 2013.

The structure characterization is in closely accord with the deduction from PL spectra.

The Bulls received the deduction from the Rugby Football League in February after going into administration for the second time in two years.

It is probable that it is the latter scenario in this case: capable students tend to focus on the deduction from 100%, and develop more anxiety from the discrepancy.

The result also demonstrates that the organism's activity is still greatly repressed after 48 h, confirming the deduction from Eq. 3. Figure 4 Fermentation of glycerol at aerated optimum conditions.

Workers see the higher taxes they pay the same way Americans view the deduction from their pay for health insurance not as money down a rat hole, but as the payment for a tangible benefit.

Mr Black recalls workers in Texas in the 1960s earning $3 an hour and complaining loudly about the deductions from their pay packets.

Depletion allowance, in corporate income tax, the deductions from gross income allowed investors in exhaustible mineral deposits (including oil or gas) for the depletion of the deposits.

The García-Díazes have virtually no savings, as they consider the deductions from their paychecks going to pay for pension and health care as their basic safety net.

That means you have already paid in a good amount of taxes, and since you are a Subchapter S corporation, the deductions from the business will reduce your tax liability.

In 1863, Chief Justice Roger Taney of the U.S. Supreme Court complained to the Treasury secretary about the deductions from federal judges' paychecks, contending that the tax violated the separation of powers.