Sentence examples for expense allowances from inspiring English sources

Senators earn generous salaries and expense allowances, but their work ethic is frequently criticized.

In 1956, he wrote in Life magazine: "The A.A.U. says it is possible to get by on the expense allowances permitted by their rules.

Per-diem expense allowances have not risen with inflation at most companies, said Michael McCall, who is the chairman of the marketing and law department at Ithaca College's school of business and who studies the hospitality industry.

The exposure of widespread cheating on parliamentary expense allowances has fostered a broad disdain for politicians of all stripes that has become one of the main themes of the election, but which polls suggests is weighing particularly heavily on Labour.

Of course, in this instance they were all for Franklin D. Roosevelt Electors get no pay, but they do get liberal expense allowances, which this year they turned over to Mr. Roosevelt's Warm Springs Foundation.

Return custom is guaranteed because many travellers embarking at Goz Beïda – a gravel airstrip used almost exclusively by the UN and where delays are common – have large expense allowances at their disposal.

Mandatory costs include allowances for taxes and a minimal living expense allowance.

Nick Clegg has renewed his call for House of Lords reform after a newspaper alleged a former Conservative peer had been "clocking in" to claim a £300 daily expense allowance.

Kelly published 60 recommendations last month to reform MPs' pay and perks following the scandal that broke earlier this year over the use of the expense allowance.

Ms. Palin received a "per diem" expense allowance for 312 nights she spent at her home in Wasilla, The Washington Post reported on Tuesday.

She is accused of falsely claiming around £60,000 in Parliamentary expenses in the four years to 2008, including an invoice for £22,500 - just under the annual maximum expense allowance for an MP – submitted in 2008.