Sentence examples for incur under from inspiring English sources

But, crucially, at the same time as clubs add these tens of millions extra to their revenues the losses they incur under FFP regulations would be unaffected.

It would stop credit card companies from raising interest rates on balances incurred under an old rate.

In the 1880s the debt of $24 million, incurred under carpetbag regimes, increased steadily with each subsequent administration.

It's tough for individual customers to work out exactly what they'd be charged for overdrafts incurred under different circumstances.

It would stop creditors from applying interest rates retroactively to balances incurred under an old rate, or charging late fees for checks mailed days before the due date.

When they queried the charge, they were said to have been told it was incurred under a "no bad review policy" included in the terms and conditions.

He said his government had long offered to discuss compensation claims with the United States, because Cuba wants to be compensated for losses incurred under the embargo.

A fiery partisan question, part of which complained about the trillions of dollars in debt incurred under the Obama administration, draws an even-keeled response from Mr. Buffett.

Switzer's immediate successor, Gary Gibbs, resigned after the 1994 season despite a 44-23-2 record and persevering through two years of being banned from bowl games for National Collegiate Athletic Association violations the program incurred under Switzer.

Any additional costs to the taxpayer would have been incurred under grants-in-aid, which pay for official travel by rail and air, communication support and the upkeep of Clarence House.

"The C.B.O. has concluded that the transaction would essentially be a purchase of the tankers by the federal government, but at a cost greater than would be incurred under the normal appropriation and procurement process," the report said.