reclaim sentence examples

• Reclaim the relevant vat on the full retail price of an item.
• Reclaimed on this donation.
• Reclaimed by nature, engulfed by a swarm of diversity.
• Reclaim 28p for every £ 1 you donate?
• Some id systems employ ` ` garbage collection ' ' to automatically reclaim memory that is not being actively used.
• Reclaim what is ours.
• Reclaimed from the sea by the monks of crowland abbey some nine hundred years ago.
• Reclaimed for agriculture.
• Reclaimed elm with a natural finish to bring out the lovely wood grain.
• Reclaimed by the charity.
• You can then reclaim the remaining 18 % of the tax paid on any gifts in your annual tax return.
• Reclaimed where it relates to the activities on which you charge vat, e.g. if you sold consultancy services.
• Reclaim tax you've overpaid on them in the past.
• The suit sign of pomegranates probably alludes to the recently reclaimed kingdom of granada.
• Reclaimed marshland while william low's supermarket is built on a bank of the loch.
• We may now reclaim tax on donations of any amount, provided that the donor has paid sufficient income tax to cover the claim.
• Reclaimed timber, which would otherwise have gone to land fill or burnt.
• Reclaimed land of william hull remains today.

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