Sentence examples for wholly exclusively from inspiring English sources

These stipulated expenses should only be incurred "wholly, exclusively and necessarily in the course of their parliamentary duties".

Like every employer, the Commons is supposed to pay tax-free expenses only for costs incurred "wholly, exclusively and necessarily" in the line of duty.

ACCORDING to the rules, MPs may recoup expenses that are incurred "wholly, exclusively and necessarily" in pursuit of their parliamentary duties.

The Green Book which lays out the rules for allowances says that expenses claimed must be "wholly, exclusively and necessarily incurred for the purposes of performing your parliamentary duties".

The story is fairly simple: Parliament members from districts outside London can be compensated for expenses deemed "wholly, exclusively and necessarily incurred to enable you to stay overnight away from your main home," and a large number of members have exploited this provision to pad their modest salaries (slightly more than a hundred grand per annum) in ways that Martin tried to keep secret.

In another e-mail, they raised concerns that the MPs' costs were "personal rather than wholly, exclusively and necessarily incurred for the purposes of the member's parliamentary function".

The subject of psychology "is itself determined wholly and exclusively by its predicates," and these predicates derive solely from direct, internal observation (on which below).

Then the family would become "wholly and exclusively responsible" for her.

"The bill is wholly and exclusively about law enforcement – but it shouldn't be enforcement-based, it should be victim-based.

Parliament shall defray expenses actually incurred and arising wholly and exclusively from the employment of one or more assistants or the use of service providers in accordance with these implementing measures and the conditions laid down by the Bureau.

The miracle of the creation of this community of new Jews has to be chalked up wholly and exclusively to the credit - or debit - of the chief rabbinate of Israel.