Sentence examples for actually incurred from inspiring English sources

One would explain the issuer's charging rules; the other would list the charges the consumer has actually incurred.

Then, later, the State Department said those costs were actually incurred in Afghanistan, according to the audit.

He was paid £39,204 between May 2005 and April 2008, instead of the £25,000 he actually incurred.

The report said: "The BBC did not apply a consistent approach to checking that relocating staff had actually incurred the costs they were claiming".

As well as the obvious unfairness of a losing defendant having to pay costs in excess of those actually incurred on the case, the system has perverse effects.

"They are claiming that they have incurred this expenditure and they have not actually incurred this expenditure," said Oliver Dowden, Conservative MP for Hertsmere.

From April 2016, landlords will only be able to deduct costs they actually incur.

The new scheme is meant to ensure that landlords only deduct expenses they actually incur in relation to their property.

The government may have to allow Medicare beneficiaries to take a deduction for medical expenses they do not actually incur.

Many schools, like Bates College, where the comprehensive fee is $55,300, actually incur per-student costs as high as $80,000 and cover the shortfall using interest from their endowments.

"They're doing it before they're actually incurring some of the higher costs," Mr. Morris said, adding that steeper increases will mainly occur in the fall and winter.