Sentence examples for through invoices from inspiring English sources

"I'm working on getting people paid," he said, a chore that he said involved going through invoices and budgets.

I was in five others this week, including the spy agency's accounting office, where I went through invoices associated with visiting delegations, invited and paid for by Libyan intelligence, right down to receipts for drinks at Tripoli's Corinthian Hotel, as well as surveillance records.

For the time being, she and Spiel have been sorting through invoices, renegotiating contracts and cutting corners and salaries while trying to lighten a scheduling load of community events that have taken their toll on the playing surface, which needs to be replaced.

And, if a company fails to pay or becomes insolvent, all payments through Invoice Finance are covered by bad debt protection so businesses keep at least some of the money owed.

Every process in our back office services should be able to be contested: from production of trails through to paying invoices through to audience research.

Again, the contractors were reimbursed by Livent through false invoices.

The firm was paid $472,625 from November 2009 through May, invoices show.

Perhaps various agencies are tied up going through the invoices Xe is submitting for the considerable work it continues to get from the government; in Afghanistan, it is actually expanding.

Investigators allege the construction firms evaded more than €3m (£2.5m) in taxes through false invoices from the shell companies which enabled them to artificially inflate their costs and reduce their taxable income.

He was the first Madison Avenue executive to be indicted, joining an executive of Color Wheel, a New York graphic company now known as 291 Digital, in what prosecutors called a bid-rigging scheme centered on the defrauding of Grey clients through inflated invoices for the production of print ads from 1990 to 2001.

It suggested of the £12,900 claimed through false invoices, it was likely around £7,500 was "outside the rules", although Mr MacShane has apologised and repaid the entire £12,900.