Sentence examples for Inflated expenses from inspiring English sources
The Marlins promised to be exciting on the field, and the promotional value of appearing in the show would help with Loria's newly inflated expenses.
The government said he falsified records and inflated expenses to conceal $5.8 million in revenue and $813,000 in profit while building a residential community in Rockaway, N.J.
(See "Takeover Tuesday Has Bulls Running" and " Kraft's Sweet Success").. TD Ameritrade said it was encouraged by the increase in retail investor engagement it has experienced so far in 2010, but inflated expenses resulting from last years acquisition of options-trading specialist ThinkorSwim narrowed the quarters earnings.
And after all the inflated expenses and egos, what has been the fate of the companies that sent delegates at least three times in the past five years?
The inflated expenses were then illegally deducted from SJT Imaging's tax returns, and the money gained from that allowed Mr. Abrahamsen to fund his UBS accounts.
He financed his UBS accounts, court papers said, by falsely claiming $1.3 million in inflated expenses that he said had been paid to a Swiss company by his printing business, SJT Imaging Inc.
BRIEFCASES of cash, dodgy party financing, inflated expense accounts, corrupt public-works contracts and state-sponsored eavesdropping.
The main book entry that allows finance ministers to inflate expenses is the so-called additional depreciation charges (AD).
They especially allow the preparers to manage depreciation charges to inflate expenses and thus underplay surpluses where necessary or desirable; even though in doing so, the reported performance no longer reflects the canton's exact balance, i.e. the balance that would reflect the sole economic substance of transactions.
Mr. Tenenbaum has also admitted to fabricating and inflating expense reimbursement vouchers.
Mr. Seabrook, 58, and others were able to do this, prosecutors contend, in part by repeatedly inflating expense claims to the city on the part of the nonprofit groups, including rent costs.
