Sentence examples for which would be deducted from inspiring English sources

In the simplest case, the tax basis would be the purchase price, which would be deducted from the sale price to arrive at the gain on the sale of the property for tax purposes.

Generally, only families of very high-income victims or those with large amounts of insurance, which would be deducted from a fund award, are being advised to sue, he said.

The agency "must provide a detailed explanation of its plan to identify affected loans and to calculate overpayments," which would be deducted from future reimbursement requests, wrote Patricia Trubia, a department official, in the letter.

Under Ms. Marshall's proposal, the city would give the companies a $2 million advance to finance the additional health benefits, which would be deducted later from quarterly payments the city planned to make to the companies between December 2002 and July 2003, said Jordan Barowitz, a spokesman for the mayor.

However most respondents indicated large cost rises, from a nominal fee to a full-economic cost – for example, from a minimal charge to £50 a day – which would be deducted from the personal budget of anyone eligible for local authority funding.

The reigning Scottish Premier League champions has 10 days to decide if it should appoint administrators to run the club, at which point it would be deducted 10 points from its league tally.

Until recently, he said, New England regulators had set targets only for total catches instead of setting strict quotas under which any excess catch would be deducted from the following year's quota.

The $289.5 million would be deducted from the first round.

This means the costs of these often-lucrative perks would be deducted immediately from profits.

Under such a system all business purchases would be deducted immediately, or "expensed".

But the amount reimbursed would be deducted from the counties' share of any money recovered.