Sentence examples for unauthorized expenses from inspiring English sources

An audit shows that the Smithsonian Institution's top official had nearly $90,000 in unauthorized expenses, including private jet travel and expensive gifts.

Other memorandums were said to cite attempts to use government credit cards for unauthorized expenses, including a car payment.

In return for his admission of guilt, prosecutors reduced the severity of the misdemeanors and dropped a felony charge that Mr. Sylver, 35, the former deputy executive for economic development, had filed false documents for reimbursement of a trip to London and other unauthorized expenses on his county credit card totaling almost $4,700.

In total, Stratim alleges Fishman reimbursed himself $738,942.80 in unauthorized expenses.

"Chabad proceeded to use grant funds to pay unauthorized expenses...."....

Voters also chose not to reelect the speaker of the house, who was recently outed by a local media outlet for having his government credit card revoked after he racked up thousands of dollars' worth of unauthorized personal expenses.

The inspector general's random audits of the act's grant recipients repeatedly found irregularities and misconduct, including unauthorized and unallowable expenses in 21 of 22 grants.

A spokesman for the institutes, John Burklow, said that it had withdrawn its permission for Dr. Schwartz to consult with law firms and that Dr. Schwartz had stepped down from running his laboratory, resigned his faculty position at Duke University and repaid unauthorized office and travel expenses.

The former chief executive of Tyco International, L. Dennis Kozlowski, and the former chief financial officer were indicted on charges that they reaped $600 million through a racketeering scheme involving stock fraud, unauthorized bonuses and falsified expense accounts.

12 -- A grand jury indicts Mr. Kozlowski and Mr. Swartz on charges that they reaped $600 million through a racketeering scheme involving stock fraud, unauthorized bonuses and falsified expense accounts.

Mr. Swartz and L. Dennis Kozlowski, Tyco's former chief executive, have been indicted on charges that they reaped $600 million through a racketeering scheme involving stock fraud, unauthorized bonuses and falsified expense accounts.