Sentence examples for expenses applied from inspiring English sources
He argues, therefore, that he is disadvantaged by that $2 million in his race against Mr. Franks, because Mr. Franks is allowed to start his own campaign without having Mr. DiFrancesco's campaign expenses applied toward his spending cap.
We estimated Korea's catastrophic health expenditure rate by utilizing proportionate food expenses applied to two sources of data, total income and medical expenditures.
For example, the rule allowing a deduction for commuting expenses applies only when one's wage job and home business are in the same line of work and the taxpayer can show a bona fide expense.
Sullivan's spin problem with using that rationale is that amortization of expenses applies to revenue actually contracted not to marketers' projections of what customers might buy.
This provision, known as Section 179 expensing, applies to up to $250,000 of property and begins to phase out when property purchases hit $800,000.
Simply put: In 2001, the FCC decided that it would 'freeze' how expenses were applied to the phone companies' lines of business, so that all expenses would match the year 2000.
Both Waters and Xenophon called for greater transparency on parliamentary entitlements through the appointment of an independent third party who could oversee how expenses were applied.
FARMINGDALE - WHEN Hildy Johnson heard that a new partnership between Nassau University Medical Center and Farmingdale State University would allow her to go to nursing school at the East Meadow medical center's expense, she applied to the program.
"Your parents may further reduce 2011-12 expensesnal expenses by applying for the Parent Loan for Undergraduate Students (PLUS)," the letter read.
Yes, they say, printing costs may vanish, but a raft of expenses that apply to all books, like overhead, marketing and royalties, are still in effect.
But it has missed an easy opportunity to improve Web site disclosure of expenses by applying a rule that's already on the books.
