Sentence examples for overpayments from from inspiring English sources

The two officials accused the fund of illegally directing money toward the union's political activities and of fraudulently obtaining overpayments from the city by inflating the union's membership figures.

Under a tortuous form of Enron-style accounting, the House bill would subtract such overpayments from a company's pension fund balance, in effect declaring it "underfunded," even if the plan had close to 100percentt of funds required to pay all obligations.

One of the building contractors accused of receiving overpayments from the Northern Ireland Housing Executive is to receive £470,000 after it emerged it had been underpaid.

De Leon is pressing CalPERS to cut Malkenhorst's retirement paychecks back to zero, and use the payments he would have received to cover the millions of dollars in potential overpayments from his outsized pension.

The responses revealed that at least, 2,389 staff had received some form of overpayment from payroll departments between the financial years of 2007-08 and 2011-12, although it was not possible for every trust to give all the data for the periods requested.

Most overpayments result from unintentional errors, not fraud.

The county bought 723 acres in 2003 and 360 acres in 2002, periods in which it was still emerging from a scandal over alleged overpayments for some parcels.

It prevents fraudulent health care providers from discharging through bankruptcy amounts due to the Secretary from overpayments.

Workers say that both delayed payment and overpayment stem from the same circumstances: too few workers trying to process too many claims in too little time.

A VICE News investigation published in March found that overpayment notices from the VA's Debt Management Center have nearly tripled since 2013.

But a more egregious source of overpayments comes directly from insurers' unrestricted choice of geographic markets in which to operate.