Sentence examples for expense law from inspiring English sources

And part of the reason is the brutal recession that began in 2007, prompting corporations to slash every conceivable expense, law firms included.

One oft-cited argument is that the bonuses are a marketing expense: law firms like to have the clerks on their roster to impress both their clients and any other high-flying legal eagles they may be seeking to hire.

These include urine-screening tests to make sure patients are taking the drugs properly, added sales of addiction treatment drugs, growing emergency-room expenses, law-enforcement budgets and skyrocketing costs for insurers.

And after prosecutors found that cabinet ministers and other top officials were flying to beach resorts on air force planes at taxpayer expense, a law was passed banning that practice.

The single largest expense for law firms is the salaries of lawyers who are not partners, and this year wages of associates have risen by one-third or more if hefty year-end bonuses of as much as $40,000 for first-year lawyers -- more for more senior lawyers -- are included.

The expense of law school breeds over-indebted graduates and over-charged, and in the case of the poor, under-served clients.

If your loans were used for things other than a "qualified higher education expense" the law does not protect those amounts.

First, military interventions that topple repressive regimes invariably offer occasions to observe, though at others' expense, the law of unintended consequences.

"China's economy is developing at a fascinating speed, but often at the expense of laws, human rights and environmental protection".

"For too long, the Right has been making small concessions in the name of public safety at the expense of law-abiding gun owners.

You don't want to go through all the acrimony and expense of a law suit".