Sentence examples for matter of expense from inspiring English sources

Partly it's a matter of expense – having spent billions of public money on a 17 mile (28km) underground proton smashing circuit, we all have a greater (in vested interest in what happens there.

This step was made on the assumption that costs are homogeneously distributed throughout the highest age group (51 to 67 years), whereas in the age group of 13 to 16 years the single matter of expense is considered in relation to the corresponding age.

As a consequence, the matters of expense in the years below and above that age range were deducted.

Graft, he said, must be separated into two distinct classifications, "legal" and "illegal". "Legal graft" is a customary but unethical form of pocket padding, which is more or less expected of public officials as part and parcel of the office and is offered as a matter of routine business expense.

In the matter of stock option expensing, they knew the right thing to do back in the 1990s, but they knuckled under to corporate pressure and pressure from politicians who receive corporate donations.

They indicate that smartphones, no matter the expense of the device itself or the accompanying data plan, are increasingly becoming a necessity, not a luxury.

This isn't just a matter of being prudish about expense-account meals.

It was not an apology for the substantive matter of over-claiming her expenses but for the unhelpful way she dealt with Hudson's inquiry.

The White House has said it would not negotiate spending cuts in exchange for Congressional authority to borrow more, and it has insisted that Congress raise the ceiling as a matter of course, to cover expenses already authorized by Congress.

It is not a matter of good dinners and dubious expenses left to the Chinese staff.

He added that any problems that might have existed were "a matter of cash flow and ongoing expenses".