Sentence examples for incurred in doing from inspiring English sources

The new process is "wholly redundant, and does not justify the costs incurred in doing so," CME said in the complaint.

"These proposals will help create a simpler, more efficient BBC, while ensuring that staff are not out of pocket for the essential costs incurred in doing their jobs".

In response, a BBC spokesperson said: "These proposals will help create a simpler, more efficient, BBC while ensuring staff are not out of pocket for the essential costs incurred in doing their jobs.

The shirt sponsors at Wembley yesterday, a gambling company and a purveyor of pay-day loans, perfectly summed up the situation of most teams in the Championship who, having gambled on promotion, are now trying to find a way to pay the bills incurred in doing so.

Should the advert remain outside Elland Road, Ward Hadaway says it will make a formal complaint to both the police and licensing authorities, adding: "If necessary we anticipate being instructed to obtain the appropriate court order to have you disclose this information and will seek the costs incurred in doing so from you".

This money was given whether or not participants completed questionnaires to cover expenses incurred in doing so.

In this way, universities are able to recover some of the costs they incur in doing research that serves the public--and national--interest.

Second, shearwaters breeding in south-eastern Australia do not appear to forage in this zone, possibly because of the high energy costs that they would incur in doing so.

Paolo Venturi of A.T. Kearney, a consultancy, says that a range of discounts and incentive payments can be collectively defined as "trade spend"—the costs incurred by manufacturers in doing business with the retailers.

Furthermore, our exclusion of family costs incurred in accessing healthcare does not give a true reflection of the burden of disease and healthcare.

WSA is done at the cost of incurring extra time in doing the heuristic optimization on the feature subset.