Sentence examples for through a deduction from inspiring English sources

Nowadays many states, counties and cities do public-sector unions a big favor by collecting members' dues through a deduction from workers' paychecks.

The trouble started when Rolnik observed that the bedroom tax (where people must pay for "spare" rooms through a deduction in their housing benefit) is causing great hardship and distress to the most vulnerable.

And the response, both from learned societies and ordinary academics, was heartening: Beveridge even managed to persuade the teaching staff at LSE to make a contribution to the cause through a deduction from their salaries.

(It's not a United States tax-deductible charity, but you can get a deduction by giving through GiveWell).

Taxpayers fund billions of dollars in federal tax incentives to make higher education more accessible and affordable through college-savings plans, a deduction for up to $4,000 for tuition (depending on income) and the tax deductibility of interest on student loans.

From the general law, through a logic process, a deduction was made.

Mr. Williams himself is insured through the plan at Bowman, which costs the company an average of $201.01 per worker a month, $30 of which is paid by the employee through a payroll deduction.

The agency can have the funds automatically withdrawn from your bank account, or you can pay through a payroll deduction.

Mr. Finnegan says companies can offer coverage through a payroll deduction and might be able to arrange group rates.

Most of the formal sector workers contribute to the SSNIT fund through a payroll deduction of 2.5%%.

end{aligned} (6.23) Subsequently, through a similar deduction to above we can prove that (T_{2}) is a contraction mapping on (C_{alpha}(J,IR)).