“Offenses against the laws governing political parties are not punishable as a criminal offense but can incur painful financial sanctions.”

“Accepted styles of clothing today incur far less trouble from the weather than did the long women's skirt of the Victorian period.”

“While the cost of Noel's surgery will be met in full, he will incur expenses associated with his stay in England.”

“Players are reminded that under the Rules of Golf, a player incurs the applicable penalty for any breach of the rules by his caddy.”

“Running a loyalty card program is big business, and often incurs heavy administrative costs.”

“It also incurs the added expense of rigid triage at entry into the system to determine if demand is indeed urgent.”

“We also require details of the quantum of the claim including a breakdown of the elements of the costs and how they have been incurred.”

“His determination to improve the quality of colonial workmanship and to impose a businesslike system of payments incurred many enemies.”

“Inputting time spent and expenses incurred on jobs, activities or tasks is quick and easy.”

“How can this be done without incurring the wrath of an angry e-mail flame war?”

“The money could then be set aside in a special fund which would be used to reimburse the state for incurring these expenses.”

“Only the spouse of the person who has died can inherit without incurring inheritance tax.”