Sentence examples for claimed reimbursement from inspiring English sources

The news groups had claimed reimbursement of nearly £767,000.

But NREGA funds were getting lost to corruption; local officials often claimed reimbursement for wages that had not actually been paid.

Even more humiliating was the revelation that she had claimed reimbursement for, among other things, $15 for two adult films rented by her husband (she paid that money back as soon as news outlets found out).

That act, which predates the modern federal income tax by nearly 30 years, allowed the Treasury Department to crack down on agents who fraudulently claimed reimbursement for veterans whose horses were lost or killed in the Civil War.

Mr Laws quit after the Daily Telegraph, in a reprise of last year's parliamentary-expenses scandal, revealed he had claimed reimbursement for £40,000 ($58,600) in housing costs paid to a landlord who had become his romantic partner.

The Telegraph's article said Mr. Laws had claimed reimbursement for nearly $60,000 in rent and other household expenses he paid after he took a "second bedroom" in the London home of his long-term partner, James Lundie, a former press aide for the Liberal Democrats now working as a political lobbyist.

Others have claimed reimbursements for extensive renovations, and then sold their properties for a profit; claimed reimbursements for mortgage payments on houses that they rent out; or claimed reimbursements on "second homes" that are within 10 miles of their first homes.

§ 416.1499 When and how to claim reimbursement.

One article attacked him for claiming reimbursement for travel expenses while on official business.

KBR and other contractors in Iraq must perform services before claiming reimbursement.

Under Medicaid law, the state can only claim reimbursement for actual care.