Sentence examples for to make deductions from inspiring English sources
Some clever people try to make deductions from census figures for border districts, but that's not very useful.
The State Employees Retirement Act also requires the State Belt Railroad to make deductions from the salaries of its employees.
And rationality is often seen as the ability to make deductions because [INAUDIBLE] consequence of rules, laws, theorems, and so on.
Each new clue is added to your deduction panel, from which you can bring clues together to make deductions about what's taken place – there are footprints and if a suspect's shoe fits, you can deduce that they were there.
The Secretary of Agriculture is authorized to furnish subsistence to employees of the Forest Service, to purchase personal equipment and supplies for them, and to make deductions therefor from moneys appropriated for salary payments or otherwise due such employees.
Workers who become self-employed have to apply for a unique tax reference number and self-employed status under CIS; this allows companies to make deductions for tax from the pay of self-employed sub-contractors at source.
The ground of this recovery was that the statute of New York, under which the shares were assessed, was void, because it did not permit the shareholder to make deduction of the amount of his debts from the valuation of his shares of stock, in ascertaining the amount for which they should be taxed.
While the human capacity to analyze and make deductions is superior to any other species on the planet, it is still limited in terms of the volume of information that can be processed quickly.
As ambassador, it is not the job of Susan Rice to provide security, make deductions on intelligence that comes in or even make decisions about what information can be made available to the American people.
The National Christian Foundation, which provides donor-advised funds — a donation vehicle that tends to appeal to wealthier donors — is urging its members to lobby Congress to make charitable deductions "universal". Their goal is to make charitable contributions deductible, regardless of the tax code's standard deduction.
