It derives from Old High German sambaztac , which itself derives from Greek Σάββατο , and this Greek word derives from Hebrew שבת (Shabbat).

Bob derives pleasure from observing insects.

From this form the present name of the city derives.

UNOPS generates revenue from several sources.

The turn to the right derives from both structural and circumstantial factors.

The word trampoline derives from the Spanish el trampolín, meaning diving board.

And the hopeful response derives from recognizing that Islam and democracy are technologies.

It is similar to the Ancient Greek letter alpha, from which it derives.

It is the main river of Moravia, which derives its name from it.

The nickname derives from the Thompson submachine gun, also known as the Tommy gun .

Revenue dipped marginally to 4.1 billion from 4.2 billion.

More than half of the District's tax revenue, 56 percent, comes from business taxes, while 36 percent of Maryland's revenue comes from firms.

The word facha that appears in Moreno's tweet derives from the Spanish word for fascist.

The common name derives directly from the genus name, originally from the Greek θύλακος ( thýlakos ), meaning pouch or sack .

Revenue estimates

But it is also dangerous, because it derives from China s old weaknesses rather than its new strengths.

But, by and large, the Russian blogosphere and the society from which it derives are entirely apolitical.

In prison we see how the so called Interrogator derives his authority only from his military uniform.

C. Revenue analysis

For starters, the revenue gains from temporary wealth taxes can be very elusive.

Revenue from tickets to the Formula 1 race in Sochi grew by 72

Now, he uses revenue generated from his book's sale to fund his cafe.

In 2012, Chinese local governments received 2.9 trillion ( 475 billion) in revenue from land and property sales, compared with 6.1 trillion in other local revenue.

Estimated 2005 total revenue is 53.77 million, which is composed of (a) revenue derived from project portfolio implementation services at 42.14 million (b) service revenue of 9.82 million derived from supervision and loan administration services to IFAD projects and from GFATM, for which UNOPS is the local fund agent in various countries and (c) rental revenue derived from subleasing UNOPS headquarters premises, interest income and other miscellaneous income totalling 1.81 million.

But a significant part of a central bank s credibility ultimately derives from the broader macroeconomic environment in which it operates.

The more immediate explanation for the lack of reforms derives from the paradox of the strength of the French economy.

Yet it is facile to say that antagonism to Putin's new course derives simply from adherence to Cold War stereotypes.

Sarkozy, of all people, should know that a large part of the gravitas of office derives from pomp and circumstance.

According to some explanations, the question of responsibility derives from the way Hungary arranged its transition to democracy in 1989.

The US, by contrast, derives much of its soft power not from the government, but from civil society everything from universities and foundations to Hollywood and pop culture.

Virginia, at 28 percent, generates the least amount of tax revenue, proportionately, from business.

What drives the revenue here?

His revenue doubled after retirement.

Before you rush to litter the comments section with gnarly insults under the pseudonym NotAllLonelyMiddleAgedMen, this statement derives from actual data.

You should finally realize that you live in Kazakhstan, the country whose name derives from the state forming ethnicity, i.e. Kazakhs.

Revenue and cost is a function of flow rate, our revenue is not quite simple.

As a result, from 1995 to 2007, inflation adjusted government fiscal revenue increased 5.7 times.

Today, every fifth inhabitant of the city lives off of the revenue from small businesses.

Embleton (1981) derives a simplified version of this in a linguistic context.

let's say the revenue of Microsoft.

The revenue implications would be significant.

June 1976 Judge, Federal Revenue Court.

52. Revenue Court Law Reports, vols.

Profit is simply revenue minus cost.

Every year, 24 million middle class American families get a refund from the Internal Revenue Service.