Sentence examples for recent expenses from inspiring English sources
Malik claimed nothing for his second home in his most recent expenses claim for April to June 2009, released today.
This, incredibly, despite the recent expenses scandal which itself was part and parcel of a culture that saw parliament and ministerial office as stepping stones to private gain.
Instead, she uses her youth to portray herself as a refreshing alternative to Westminster stalwarts, tarnished by the recent expenses scandal.
Many defeated Labour councillors may well blame their loss on external national factors over a long period of time, from public displeasure over the Iraq war to the recent expenses scandal.
WorldCom, which sought bankruptcy protection last month after disclosing that it had improperly accounted for $3.8 billion in recent expenses, said last night that it had uncovered $3.3 billion in additional accounting irregularities stretching back to 1999.
His job has been addled by a parallel effort to audit recent expenses and to establish a new Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority, which will have the final say on reform.Sir Christopher bemoans the effect of such bad behaviour and "the further damage that [it] will do to people's perception of Members of Parliament".
The biggest recent expense is the company's new Midtown Manhattan headquarters, completed in 2007.
Of final note is the aesthetic value of wild mammals and the relatively recent expense of considerable energy and resources to study and, if possible, conserve vanishing species, to set aside natural areas where native floral and faunal elements can exist in an otherwise highly agriculturalized or industrialized society, and to establish modern zoological parks and gardens.
Take, for example, the recent parliamentary expenses scandal in the United Kingdom.
The cost of operating the building, meanwhile, has been higher than expected, and the museum's tax returns show that in recent years expenses have outpaced revenue.
The Lib Dems, an avowedly anti-establishment party, were not untainted by the recent parliamentary- expenses scandal but most of the mud stuck to the Labour Party and the Tories.
