Sentence examples for designated second from inspiring English sources

Investigations have centred on allegations that Moran repeatedly "flipped" her designated second home, making claims for properties in London, Luton and Southampton over a four-year period.

John Bercow, the Commons Speaker, also changed his designated second home from a London property to a constituency one in the April-June period of 2009.

The arrangement continued until September 2009, when parliamentary records indicate that Laws switched his designated second home and began renting another flat at the taxpayer's expense.

Shahid Malik has admitted that he claimed costs for office space in his constituency home as well as his designated second home simultaneously, according to the Daily Telegraph.

Spent £7,000 in a five-month period in 2005-06 furnishisg his designated second home in north Kensington, a third of which was spent at Okra, an interior design company founded by David Cameron's mother-in-law.

It is alleged that she "flipped" her designated second home, claiming for properties in London, Luton and Southampton, and that she dishonestly claimed £22,500 to repair dry rot at the latter.

Originally, all 10 towns in Suffolk were designated second-class towns by the law, regardless of size.

The Welsh Rugby Union is adamant that the 20-year-old utility back is solely eligible to play for Wales after making 14 appearances for the Wales under-20s, its designated second-senior national team.

To make room on their 40-man roster, the Pirates designated first baseman Brad Eldred and the right-hander Brian Rogers for assignment.

Moore, an Australian, is a designated first-responder to disasters and at the sharp end of the UN's cluster system.

To make room for Stoner, the Mets designated first baseman Mike Jacobs for assignment, indicating they are preparing to call up Ike Davis from Class AAA Buffalo soon.