Sentence examples similar to expense repercussions from inspiring English sources
A year ago the context surrounding FOI was dominated by the role it had played in the MPs' expenses saga and the repercussions.
First, the rumbling repercussions of the expenses scandal.
Mr. Dror, a political science professor, criticized the news media for what he called a "disproportionate focus" on the political repercussions of the report at the expense of the fundamental systemic problems the report raised.
The conflicts at the horse fights gave rivals a chance to improve their political and social standing at the expense of their enemies and had wide social and political repercussions, sometimes leading to the restructuring of political alliances.
You purchase a certain amount of military capital at the expense of certain principles and ideals that end up having hemispheric repercussions.
On the other hand, smokers can be against new health expenses as a result of having seen themselves in the center of the debate on health expenditure repercussions of diseases derived from tobacco addiction.
Still, the ultimate repercussions were obvious: there would come a point, eventually, when frustrated politicians decided that ITER was simply not worth the increasing expense of delay.
Repercussions have been interesting.
Still, there were repercussions.
The repercussions were inescapable.
