Sentence examples for value added on the from inspiring English sources

The distribution of the simulated injection among the sectors in the SAM follows that of value added on the sectors under focus.

There is, as Patrick Smith, editor of Africa Confidential, told me, a "lack of value added on the African side".

Revenue-wise, Invideous is the first to concede that its new social offering isn't as potentially money spinning as its pay-per-view platform – it's free for publishers to use – but since both functionality comes bundled, it could work as a great marketing tool or value add-on for the latter.

"The value added depends on the appeal of the outdoor space and on the rarity of it," said Michael Vargas, the president of Vanderbilt Appraisal.

In Sweden, taxes are applied on the plant income as well as 25% value added tax on the final price of the products.

But the finance ministry responded by announcing a cut in the price of flour on Thursday, saying it was waiving value added tax on the import of wheat and the production and sale of flour and bread from today.

There's some debate as to whether this would include VAT or not, the European value added tax on the purchase prices of some goods, is included in those figures.

Europe supplements its high taxes on labor with a 15-20 percent value added tax on the production of goods and services at each stage of production.

Its main business portfolio consists of the clean energy distribution including the city pipeline natural gas, Liquefied Petroleum Gas and vehicle refueling gas (CNG and LPG), the non-pipeline energy delivery, and other value added services on the basis of clean energy distribution.

In February 2012, Kristiansand District Court sentenced Start to pay NOK 6.4 million in value added tax on the naming rights.

The arrangement allows plant owners to take advantage of low-cost labour and to pay duty only on the "value added"—that is, on the value of the finished product minus the total cost of the components that had been imported to make it.