Sentence examples similar to borne expenses from inspiring English sources

"I think we benefit from it economically, socially". Garcetti and sports agent Casey Wasserman -- who has been heavily involved in preparing L.A.'s Olympic bid and also spoke to The Times editorial board Monday -- said the city's proposal would be "dead on arrival" if it did not include a pledge that the city would bear expenses from cost overruns or revenue shortfalls.

The Legenland Property Co., which legally owns the temple site, offered to bear expense of moving the temple and reerecting it.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions said the department would seek repayment for the cost of the drug crisis because the federal government has borne substantial expenses.

American taxpayers and health care consumers have borne the expense.

He did not intend to work and bear his expenses in New York and Egypt gratuitously.

Every sacrifice was performed on behalf of an individual, the patron or yajamana ("sacrificer"), who bore the expenses.

These companies initially agreed to bear all expenses, expecting to sign up 10-25% of each city's population for a fee-based wireless service.

John Adams, that crusty conservative, said this: "The whole people must take upon themselves the education of the whole people and be willing to bear the expenses of it.

Cash-strapped districts, hobbled by a new state property tax cap that makes it extremely difficult for them to raise new revenue, are already cutting academic programs and cannot bear new expenses.

Among the most important clauses in any charter party are those that lay down the number of days allowed for loading or unloading and those that determine who is to bear the expenses involved.

In response to this request the board's chairman asked counsel whether petitioner would be able to bear the expenses of her continued detention should the board grant her request for an opportunity to produce further medical testimony.