Sentence examples for with a deduction of from inspiring English sources

They will again play the bulk of their home matches at the Racecourse Ground in Wrexham, although they are likely to start the season with a deduction of up to six points, with the punishment to be determined by the RFL directors on Friday week.

Hearts are in administration and will begin the campaign with a deduction of 15 points.

It means Hearts will start next season in the top flight with a deduction of 15 points.

In a similar set-up, Conesa et al. (2009) conclude that, also for the US case, the optimal capital income tax (flat) rate is 36%%, while the optimal progressive labor income tax consists of a flat tax of 23 % with a deduction of $7,200.

Hearts will begin the new top-flight campaign with a deduction of 15 points after entering administration in June, while Dunfermline, who will play in the third tier, are emerging from the same insolvency event, having called in the administrators in March.

There is no game over mechanism, if the player's character loses all their health points the player is revived by Gaia and sent back to the game's map screen with a deduction of roughly half of their Evolution Points.

American Water has continued to bill customers at regular rates since the spill even for pregnant households and those with small children though a deduction of $10.25 was made for those who were advised to flush their pipes in January.

Lone parents will be among the worst-affected by the switch to universal credit, which will result in benefits being withdrawn in combination with paying tax, leading to a deduction of up to 73p from every extra pound of earnings.

Just before Edward's death, Parliament introduced a new form of taxation called the poll tax, which was levied at the rate of four pence on every person over the age of 14, with a deduction for married couples.

The ideal would be a formal axiomatic structure that would allow a deduction of the empirical generalizations which, combined with statements of initial conditions, permit a deduction of particular empirical facts (thus explaining their truth).

With a standard deduction of $4,750 annually, a single person sees the benefits of itemized deductions like mortgage interest and property taxes before a married couple filing jointly, for whom the standard deduction is $7,950.