The three judges confirmed Vinelott's decision, ignoring the Hansard element of the case and confirming that, based on the Act's text, "any expense incurred" referred to the average cost.
In his judgment (issued 24 November 1989), Vinelott decided, based on the act, that "any expense incurred" referred to the average cost of keeping pupils, not the costs of keeping the teachers' children as pupils, reversing the Special Commissioners' decision.
How can you spare any expense?
"They clearly will not spare any expense to keep Mr Assange in jail.
In other words, more is better and don't spare any expense.
Everybody thinks some things are a necessity, but any expense can be cut.
"Nobody can authorize an expense, any expense, except me," Shock said.
Such term does not include any expense related to printing, photographic plates, motion picture films, video tapes, or similar items.
"They [the Swedish authorities] clearly will not spare any expense to keep Mr Assange in jail," he added.
At times it comes over as a desperation to sound hip, raw, transgressive, original at any expense.
"Putin is ready to diversify gas supplies at any expense because he considers it geopolitically important," Milov said.
