Sentence examples for expenses for which from inspiring English sources

I have very few overhead expenses for which a loan would be necessary.

This is all exclusive of living expenses, for which there is almost no public support whatsoever.

In a statement released on Tuesday, Mr. Raynor said he strongly believed "that the challenged expenditures were appropriate union-related expenses for which reimbursement to me was proper".

In the case of Mr. Jiménez, Martin Memorial says it has already incurred nearly $900,000 in expenses for which it has no hope of being paid.

One of her expenses, for which she claimed £1.60, was incurred when she 'cycled from Westminster to Peckham for BBC filming and back'.

Mr. Kruger, however, characterized the accounting as too sketchy, and said that it appeared to count many of Ms. Gershenoff's bills that were paid by check as expenses for which Justice Garson withdrew cash.

It's the kind of expense for which you would make a special trip; the sort I should have made years ago".

Major medical insurance offers the insured a large monetary coverage, designed to meet catastrophic costs of illness or accident with few restrictions as to the type of medical expense for which reimbursement is allowed.

Far more important was the commission for sick and wounded mariners and for prisoners of war in Charles II's Dutch Wars (1665 67, 1672 74), during which Evelyn exposed himself to plague and incurred personal expenses, reimbursement for which he was still petitioning in 1702.

It's to Bulford, six years later in her current role as BBC managing director, that we owe the glorious concept of "subsistence alcohol", expenses claims for which will no longer be allowed as part of another austerity drive (announced in an email to staff) that will also see the axing of use of taxis in central London and first-class travel.

As it turned out, the college was happy to pursue many of the commission's aims: the restriction of the preference for candidates from the north-west (although the Somerset scholars remained), and the reduction of living expenses – something for which new buildings offering cheaper living and even union with Lincoln College were considered but ultimately rejected.