“If during entertainment at a cocktail lounge, you pay separately for each serving of refreshments, the total expense for the refreshments is treated as a single expense.”

“Only claim what has been a legitimate expense in the running and owning of your investment property.”

“The imposition of stringent pollution controls will come at the expense of jobs.”

“If the loan is just to fund Christmas expenditure, then it is advisable to phase the payments over a period of no more than 12 months.”

“In 2001, expenditure on furniture and furnishings accounted for 14.3% of all household spending.”

“There was a certain limited amount of criticism of the trip for what some writers took as frivolous expenditure on the part of the Duke and Duchess.”

“She could just feel the expensiveness of the carpet underneath her feet as she walked.”

“My husband believed that quality wasn't always represented by expensiveness.”

“The expensiveness indicates to me simply that this object probably won't actually be used for the purpose it was made.”

“The expendability of the Steel City's injured workers did not mean that all were merely tossed aside and forgotten.”

“In this sense, their very dependability was linked with their expendability.”

“As hard as expendability is on workers themselves, increased productivity is the way progress is made.”

“Students prepare the set of educational documents and undergo the procedure of equivalency by themselves and at their own expence.”

“The king of Amboina has a pension from the company, and a guard of European soldiers, maintained at its expence.”

“Board and lodging at expence of the group promoter as well as incidental travel charges.”

“It certainly makes sense that we would want what is best for us, especially when it comes to such a time and energy expender as a job.”

“Then he began poring over tax forms from various conservative nonprofits and aggregating the data about fund-raising and expenditures.”

“In health, however, health levels would not be zero if there were no health expenditures that is, no health systems.”

“Now, he's slashing capital expenditures and ransacking his portfolio for bits and pieces to sell, all to bring down debt.”

“New vehicles are expected to be developed in the future, including a few more expendables and a new generation of reusables.”

“These revisions also aim at enhancing management of medical assets and expendables inventories.”

“The functions of the Unit will include codifying sets and expendables and mapping asset descriptions through cross-functional management systems.”

“In the case of a stay less than 7 nights, if accepted, will be agreed a supplement for cleaning and laundry expences.”

“In this case, to Certech srl shall also be reimbursed the expences for the goods storage and deposit.”

“The rent may then be taken, including all expences, and the overplus left in the hands of the constable for the owner's use.”

“Budgeting for hidden extras as well as day-to-day expenses can be rather tricky.”