Sentence examples for has incurred for from inspiring English sources

Johnson has continually pressed the US embassy to pay unpaid fines it has incurred for the congestion charge.

Burress has admitted to losing count of the fines he has incurred for team violations over the years, but his easygoing personality and production have helped his relationship with the franchise.

The deal gives McCaw Cellular Communications Inc., which is based in Kirkland, Wash., and owns about 52percentt of Lin, financial flexibiity by reducing the bank debt it has incurred for the purchase of Lin.

The French interior minister says he is determined to make the controversial comedian Dieudonne M'bala M'bala pay the big fines he has incurred for racist abuse.

So, for example, under GAAP, the unfunded obligations that the U.S. government has incurred for programs such as Social Security, Medicare and federal pensions must be treated as expenses from the day those promises are made.

This play shows how little Aristophanes was affected by the prosecution he had incurred for Babylonians.

This ratio is calculated as a fraction of the full costs that hospitals report to have incurred for patients covered by these three payers.

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They also often discussed the out of pocket expenses they have incurred for their child's treatment, "It is not that we are hungry or anything but I pay a clinician because we couldn't find one that would take us on that was covered by insurance.

8 Similarly, one who has incurred expenses for certain types of lobbying and political pressure activities with a view to influencing federal legislation has been denied a deduction.

RBS shares are still trading 33 per cent lower than the Labour government paid for them, which means selling them has incurred a loss for the government of around £1 billion on the first sale of 600m shares.