Sentence examples for incurs until from inspiring English sources

This figure refers to the tuition fee itself only and does not include any additional bench fees; the actual cost that incurs until completion of the course may therefore be greater than the figures provided.

Several of his own people pass him by on that dangerous road, but a Samaritan man, who would normally be considered an enemy, actually stops, tends to his wounds, takes him to safety at an inn, and tells the innkeeper that he'll pay whatever expenses the man incurs until he's well.

The problem is to find a policy for attempting activities that minimizes the expected cost incurred until termination (successful completion of the project or the first activity failure).

State education officials said the money would most likely cover costs incurred until Dec. 31, the day by which New York City and nine other school districts benefiting from the grants were to have put evaluation systems in place.

No interest charges are incurred until you draw against the line, and you are charged interest only on the amount that you use.

The money raised from the event, which was planned before the councilman was offered his new job, will be used to pay for community events and office expenses incurred until the end of the year, Sweeney said.

To the extent that the performance component includes unrealised gains, they can be reallocated from the investors to the fund manager without incurring tax until the gain is realised.

This often leads to high cost as a running VM with a failed job incurs unnecessary expense until the problem is detected and the failed job reassigned.

While the buildings' representatives received a bill for carbon on their monthly energy report, they did not incur the charges until the end of the pilot.

That choice will determine how big those final checks will be and how big a loss shareholders will ultimately incur, at least until the courts work through the growing docket of lawsuits facing the fund and its managers.

"The president should hold firm," he said, "and not permit Congress to insist on holding its breath rather than doing its job of authorizing payment of the debts it has already incurred unless and until the president blinks on one of his signature initiatives".