Sentence examples for expense whether from inspiring English sources

Just because you can claim expenses does not mean you should spend frivolously – remember whatever your expense, whether it be your bus fare or new pens, come out of your bottom line.

Take Deductions for Bookkeeping Expenses – Keep a record of any money that you pay for this expense, whether it be for notary public work, filing, submitting bids for you, etc. Track and Deduct Automobile Expenses – Keep a record of any repairs made to the company vehicle in addition to costs for oil changes and gasoline purchases.

True, a bottle of good extra virgin olive oil for, say, £10 or £12 ($20) is an expense whether you're in Italy or further afield, but it is an investment in something that will transform the taste of your food.

Anthony McClaran, chief executive of the QAA, says the body "puts a lot of effort into minimising bureaucracy and to ensuring that any expense – whether financial or in terms of human resources – is proportionate to what we are trying to achieve".

They need to be more cautious of expenses, whether that be prime San Francisco real estate, or hiring too aggressively in expensive urban areas.

They gave him a bonus of $10,000 for signing up & paid him a monthly allowance & his training expenses whether he fought or not.

Across the industry, in large and small markets, newspapers are cutting space, contemplating buyouts and reducing travel expenses whether or not they have public stockholders.

They discussed whether his deposit would cover the young woman's travel expenses, whether his payment had arrived — apparently by mail or overnight courier — and how she would be admitted to the hotel room he had reserved in Washington.

In fact, all money raised by temple members went into a single account at Merrill Lynch that was used to cover all expenses, whether fraternal or charitable, in violation of Shrine rules.

They had given the boy a bonus of ten thousand dollars for signing up, and paid him a monthly allowance and his training expenses whether he fought or not — a research fellowship.

Mr. Kassenoff says that when a succession claim is made, courts will look at factors like the longevity of the relationship, whether there was a sharing of household expenses, whether the partners named each other in wills, and whether they engaged in any other behavior that would indicate the existence of a long-term, emotionally committed relationship.