Sentence examples for subject expenses from inspiring English sources
Another touchy subject: expenses.
In an effort to quell criticism that the queen's finances are an opaque tangle of agreements that benefit her at her subjects' expense, a list of public money spent on the monarchy is being published annually, instead of once a decade.
Annuity rates are net of fees but those who invest in a mutual fund may be subject to expenses and fees of 2% a year.
Administrators note that campuses like College Park, the state system's flagship, are enormous enterprises subject to expenses over which they have little control, like health care premiums and fuel prices.
Mr O'Brien accused Mr Farage of "reverse-ferretting" on a commitment to subject his expenses to an independent audit when Mr O'Flynn, a former Daily Express journalist who is seeking election as MEP in his own right, stepped in.
And when she does question one of them the result is a jarring reinforcement of the A.A. ideology, one that seems to come at the subject's expense.
The company said the agreement included a provision that allows SkillSoft's board to solicit a more favorable offer, "subject to expense reimbursement" for the private equity consortium.
John Lahr's distinctly American sense of humor — it never comes at his subject's expense — informs "Tennessee Williams: Mad Pilgrimage of the Flesh," his authoritative and felt new biography of the playwright (1911-1983).
Designing multiple trials to achieve a level of 0.05 demands more subjects and expense than is actually required to meet regulatory standards.
As we stated earlier, designing all three trials to achieve a level of 0.05 demands more subjects and expense than is actually required to meet regulatory standards.
