Sentence examples for they would deduct from inspiring English sources

But whenever he came in to record, instead of getting any money for the recording, they would deduct his fee from what he owed them.

And even if they did buy, they would deduct the $10,000 plumber payment from the purchase price.

I have encountered professors who have told me they would deduct points for lateness, even if I specify my reason for why an assignment will be late.

told its doctors that if they wanted to prescribe it they could, but the H.M.O. would deduct the cost from their paychecks.

In return, the city would deduct the amount owed in back taxes from the rent.

The other half employers would deduct from workers' paychecks and pass on to the government.

Then the bank would deduct interest charged on the lender-placed insurance.

No one had paid for the food, and Mr. Castle told Dakotah he would deduct the cost from her next paycheck.

So on a $5,000 loss, and with no gains now or in the next few years, you would deduct $3,000 this year and $2,000 next year.

Last week, he warned Brussels to shoulder the €300,000-a-day cost of Mare Nostrum, or the Italian government would deduct it from its EU contributions.

The insurance company would deduct the capital and interest payments, and any leftover money would be given to the borrower's children.