Sentence examples for inappropriate billing from inspiring English sources

Last April, AWH settled a claim by Sydney Water for $1.7 million, relating to "inappropriate billing" for limousines, dinners and funnelling money to the Liberal Party.

Many analysts think the company's use of students and others to assist the therapists may make HealthSouth vulnerable because Medicare officials seem particularly concerned about the problem of inappropriate billing.

A 2012 comptroller's audit found inappropriate billing by the company and the potential for fraud; the comptroller, John C. Liu, referred the findings to the Manhattan district attorney's office, which found no provable criminal conduct.

Inappropriate billing and payment may lead to loss of income or investigation.

President of the NSW Council of Civil Liberties Stephen Blanks described the recommendations as "much less dangerous" but still described the very nature of the bill "inappropriate" for using citizenship as a punishment.

But at that point they would be up against a probable veto by Governor Hodges -- he has called the bill inappropriate -- a veto they probably could not overide.

President Ronald Reagan, who had long opposed the King Holiday as too expensive and inappropriate, signed the bill, but pointedly refrained from criticizing fellow Republicans like Senator Jesse Helms of North Carolina, who had opposed Dr. King, saying he had consorted with Communists.

President Ronald Reagan, who had long opposed the King holiday as too expensive and inappropriate, signed the bill, but pointedly refrained from criticizing fellow Republicans like Sen. Jesse Helms of North Carolina, who continued to denigrate Dr. King, saying he had consorted with Communists.

The formula does not distinguish between appropriate and inappropriate increases in services billed to Medicare.

The primary target remains Brown even though the Massachusetts Republican has insisted that it would be "inappropriate" to consider the bill before the November elections.

There are many sources of waste and error: pressures on young associates to bill large numbers of hours; billing time in inappropriate increments (the industry standard is 0.1-hour increments, but some firms don't follow that); insufficient training; and simple carelessness, like not entering time until the end of the week and then having to piece things together from memory.