Sentence examples for erroneous payments from inspiring English sources

For claims arising from erroneous payments to former employees, this delegation of authority is not limited by claim amount.

A separate analysis, by two Treasury Department specialists, says subsequent measures may have reduced these erroneous payments by $2 billion.

But for claims arising from erroneous payments to current employees, this delegation of authority is limited to claims greater than $500.

Like all programs directed at the alleviation of poverty, food stamps (now SNAP) has its problems, including fraud, erroneous payments, and exploding costs.

B1 9/11 Funds Recovered A big program to help small businesses in Lower Manhattan recover from the Sept. 11 terrorist attack has taken back $1.2 million in erroneous payments, according to the state agency administering the program.

Mr. Obama said last week that he would "reduce wasteful subsidies and erroneous payments," cut spending on prescription drugs and take other steps to save $500 billion in Medicare and Medicaid by 2023.

(3 GSA will follow the procedures of 5 U.S.C. 5584 when considering a request for waiver of erroneous payment of travel, transportation, or relocation expenses and allowances.

(1) Under certain circumstances, a waiver of a claim against an employee of GSA arising out of an erroneous payment of pay, allowances, travel, transportation, or relocation expenses and allowances may be granted in whole or in part.

(2 GSA procedures for waiving a claim of erroneous payment of pay and allowances can be found in GSA Order CFO 4200.1, "Waiver of Claims for Overpayment of Pay and Allowances".

They sent a letter to five major hospital trade associations on Monday, two days after an article in The Times described in detail how greater use of electronic records might be making it easier for hospitals and doctors to submit erroneous payment claims.

Alternatively, upon Fiscal Service' request, the State shall return promptly to the affected taxpayer or Fiscal Service an amount equal to the amount of the erroneous payment (unless the State previously has paid such amounts, or any portion of such amounts, to the affected taxpayer).