Sentence examples for incurred us from inspiring English sources

The 300 t/a hydrogenation pilot plant gave a positive result for Pujng's sample, which incurred us to perform a whole verification on the schematic flow, reactor design, catalyst samples and the purification technology.

Car owners and security experts can tinker with automobile software without incurring US copyright liability, according to newly issued guidelines that were opposed by the auto industry.

Rania Khalek (@RaniaKhalek) @Max_Fisher the debt incurred by US backed dictator Ferdinand Marcos thanks to big loans from us.

When the average student debt in England is almost double that incurred at US universities – normally a byword for extortionate higher education costs – we risk creating a system that entrenches inequality.

Skype's net loss in 2010 was $7 million, compared to a net loss of $418 million on a pro forma basis in 2009 (which includes a $344 million charge incurred by us in connection with the settlement in the Joltid Transaction).

Time expended included those incurred by us: research to identify informed representatives within the publishing organisation, request 'chase-ups' and alternative examples being sought if publishers were uncooperative; and the publisher when dealing with numerous permission requests.

Toy World Group/Chun Tat Toys, for example, has agreed to pay the costs incurred by Toys RR" Us in the Elite Operations recall in October.

G = Health care costs incurred by RxO abusers in the US (2012 US dollars) H = Health care costs incurred by non-abusers in the US (2012 US dollars) J i = F i × [(G – H )/ H ] = Incremental health care costs of RxO abuse in country i (2013 euros).

But Campion's recent New York crime thriller, In the Cut, incurred the wrath of US censors for the inclusion of what appeared to be an explicit (and narratively pivotal) blowjob.

"The only good thing is that our solicitor let us off fees incurred so far".

Overall, overinvestigation incurred an estimated cost of US 200,000 dollars during the study period.