China market, which should realize an equal profit there, after deducting all expenses.
Deducting four, that leaves us twenty-eight, or a total of three and a half grains.
Medjora using, and deducting the four pellets which she found in the bed, how large a dose must have been administered at that time?
A comparison with Section III, as printed after deducting the paragraphs inserted out of Manuscript II, shows the amount of matter compressed by Marx into this space.
Deducting these there remains the net or surplus-product, in which the surplus-value lies.
Deducting the 6-foot depth of the main plane leaves 19 feet as the length of the rudder beam and rudders.
Upon his return home, Bland was paid off for his full term, not deducting the period of his suspension.
If a divorce originates from the man, and before the whole purchasemoney is paid, the man shall receive back what he has advanced after deducting the dandanan as above, and fourteen dollars, called penusutan.
The bangun of private persons is to be paid to their families; deducting the adat ulasan of ten per cent to the pambarabs and proattins.
The net balance, after deducting these and all other expenses, is counted profits and paid in dividends to stockholders.
Gross income is sometimes spoken of in the sense of total receipts, as the total of goods secured; net income is the remainder afterdeducting expenditures and after replacing the goods employed to secure the income.
If after deducting working expenses and a fixed amount for the reserve fund, as sanctioned by the Ministers, the net profits yielded more than 10 per cent.
In the absence of data for arriving at the commercial value, the value which similar goods would have at the time and place of delivery is taken as the standard, deducting the amount of duty and other costs not paid owing to loss.
Provinces conquered by the allied forces, together with all the spoils of war, were to be divided equally between Mexico and Tezcuco after deducting one fifth for Tlacopan.
Net gain is ascertained by deducting in each case the utility transferred from the utility received; in other words, by deducting the privation from the gross return.
Deducting it from ten thousand dollars, he has left seven thousand dollars, which must in some sense be accredited as payment for the use of his own capital.
I have taken four farms, of one hundred acres each, of different descriptions of soil, showing the net loss on each farm, deducting ten per cent from the rent.
It is sold or rented out at the fairs of St. John and St. Remy, and is estimated to be worth 400 pounds a year, deducting the expenses.
After deducting time allowance she lost the race by 10 mins.
Deducting from this number, as before, all the Calendar Rounds possible, 98 (see p.
Failing to obtain uniformity of appraisement of this net income under the crude method first employed--of basing it on the character of soil and nature of cultivation, deducting the expenses of cultivation--a cadastre was decreed.
The property to be assessed must be local, visible, and productive; it must consist only of the surplus left after deducting debts; it must be rated according to the profit produced; and its nature must be distinctly specified.
Deducting two thousand and five hundred dollars for the expenses of the plantation, there will remain the net income of eleven thousand dollars.
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