Sentence examples for expenses dates from inspiring English sources

The row over the culture secretary's expenses dates back to December 2012, when the Telegraph reported she had claimed £90,718 in expenses towards mortgage payments on the house in Wimbledon that the MP shared with her parents.

The row over the culture secretary's expenses dates back to December 2012 when the Daily Telegraph reported she had claimed £90,718 in expenses towards mortgage payments on a house in south London that the MP shared with her parents.

The row over the culture secretary's expenses dates back to December 2012, when the Telegraph reported she had claimed £90,718 in expenses towards mortgage payments on a house in Wimbledon, south-west London, that the MP shared with her parents.

Will Lewis, speaking publicly for the first time since the Daily Telegraph ran the first of its MPs' expenses exclusives early last month, poured scorn on suggestions that his paper had irreparably damaged parliament and democracy by triggering the scandal with publication over the past two months of the unedited details of MPs' expenses dating back to 2004.

He doesn't draw a salary from the Coalition, but earlier this year he was paid $360,000 for what he called his unreimbursed expenses dating back to the Coalition's 2004 founding.

Variables included expenses and dates for PEP treatments, specimen preparation/shipment, and vaccination clinics; amount paid by third party insurers for PEPs; amount of donations collected for vaccination clinics; amount reimbursed to LHDs by the State; and species involved in incidents or submitted for testing.

He produced a biscuit tin which he claimed was full of receipts for meals and other expenses, mostly dating to 2003/4, which he could have claimed but did not.

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After determining the cost of the asset, you will need to know the sum of the depreciation expenses to date on the asset.

According to Michael, most ground transportation expensed to date consisted of some combination of travel vouchers, paper taxi receipts, credit card taxi receipts, and no receipts.

Frank Field, the former Minister for Welfare Reform, has become the most prominent expenses "refusenik" to date, after being asked to repay £7,000 in housekeeping and household bills.