The majority of expenditure is devoted to retirement benefits (pensions) and the partial reimbursement of most medical expenses.
In an apparent rebuke, the court ordered Landis to pay the United States agency $100,000 as a partial reimbursement for its costs in the appeal.
Slice can also alert you if something you have purchased has dropped in price, so you can check to see if you're due for a partial reimbursement.
At the same time, districts that send special education students away to receive services would receive partial reimbursement from the state only after they spent $55,000 for out-of-district instruction.
Of the total package, $2.3 billion is partial reimbursement for security-related taxes and costs incurred by the industry after the Sept. 11 attacks -- most of which came from a new $2.50-a-flight-leg tax that passengers paid, not the carriers.
Based on these findings, the ethics committee concluded that he had violated House rules, and in January 1997 the House of Representatives voted to accept the committee's recommendation that Gingrich be reprimanded for providing false information to the committee and that he pay $300,000, an amount that the committee characterized as partial reimbursement for its investigation.
This was followed by the claim to Medicare and partial reimbursement from them.
We examine whether a change from full to partial reimbursement to governmental units affected the share of Flexjobs allocated to retained (insiders) versus non-employed hirees (outsiders).
Using a simple economic model we show that the optimal pricing policy involves a two-part payment: a price equal to the marginal cost of the patient whose benefit of treatment equals the cost of provision, and a separate payment for the partial reimbursement of capital costs.
The full tuition reimbursement is only for workers' junior and senior years in college; partial reimbursement is available for freshman and sophomore years.
