Sentence examples similar to press expense from inspiring English sources

The efficiency of an overnight stay characterised by trouser press, expense-accounted minibar and a sharp wake-up call may be just the tonic from Monday to Friday.

Cope and James Gordon Bennet, Jr, arrive in Washington later to discuss Marsh; Marsh arrives later, and is chastised for the bad press and expense he is bringing to the survey by pursuing his "birds with teeth" theory.

The case has also prompted a debate about whether a journalist has the right to defend freedom of the press at the expense of personal privacy.

Let's drop the pretence that it is banking or the press or MPs' expenses that most exercise British minds and finally engage in the fight that has poisoned our politics for nigh-on half a century.

Brown was mentioned by the press in the expenses crisis for claiming for the payment of his cleaner.

That all expense paid press trips are just a vacation.

Entering expenses couldn't be easier: Tap on the expenses button, press "+" and a large calculator-style keypad appears.

Keith Stuart attended the Call of Duty World Championship on a press trip with travel expenses met by Activision.

The government paid for all the expenses the press club incurred, including phone bills, and even provided a secretary for the members.

Heather Brooke, the FOI campaigner who pressed for MPs' expenses to be made public, said today: "Freedom of information is the single thing that does the most to ensure governments are working efficiently for the majority of the people and not a privileged few.

Professor Little argued that proponents have continued to press for diversity at the expense of the school's 1,200 students, some 300 of whom are members of minorities.