Sentence examples for which is deducted from inspiring English sources

Most tournaments require a $40 entrance fee, which is deducted from the player's earnings.

Players receive nearly 60 percent of revenue after owners receive a $1 billion cost credit for operating expenses, which is deducted from the revenue pool.

When an annuity is sold on a non-advised basis, the broker/adviser receives a sales commission from the provider, which is deducted from the customer's fund.

But unlike a local used-car dealer, they charge for it: $1,000, which is deducted from the cost of the plane if you buy it.

Her fees for the Approved card for things like A.T.M. withdrawals are about as low as they come, though she was not able to fulfill her goal of avoiding a $3 monthly fee, which is deducted from the remaining balance.

A payment that does not debit or credit a consumer asset account, such as a payroll allotment to a creditor to repay a credit extension (which is deducted from salary).

The big revenue generators are income taxes, which are deducted directly from wages, and sales taxes, collected by the retailer.

With a credit card, you buy calling time in units of 10 euros ($12.18), which are deducted automatically as you talk.

Having traveled a long way from her rural home, she lives in a company dormitory and eats in a company cafeteria, the costs of which are deducted from her salary.

For example, a worker entitled to a $1,000 monthly benefit upon retirement at age 67 will get only $867 if he or she retires at 65. Benefit checks are also being reduced by higher Medicare Part B premiums, which are deducted from Social Security benefits.

In London, the Oyster card means people do not need paper tickets for journeys; instead, the card stores electronic credits which are deducted at the end of each journey by a reader that can scan a ticket a couple of centimetres away.