financial expenses

I have noted your concern about financial expenses, especially those not included under heading 5.

Iraq should not incur any financial expenses in this regard.

With big financial expenses she rebuilt the church of Heretsried.

The financial expenses of the city was P45 million, and has a liability of 3.3 billion.

This procedure, although expensive, may negate possible future litigation procedures and unnecessary financial expenses.

Costs for this purpose exclude financial expenses, debt related expenses and foreign exchange losses.

While on scholarship, the financial expenses of tuition, fees, a monthly stipend, and mandatory books and equipment are paid by the student's sponsoring service.

Assistance included helping to pay school fees, covering people's financial expenses, paying for surgeries and hospital expenses and supplying homes.

Not all members want to be actively involved in the sport activities, but the facilities allow for a membership to aid with the financial expenses of the Club.

The party, including Sharif and Hussain, were a conglomerate of diverse views and had provided large capital for Muslim League's financial expenses.

For patrolling dangerous coastal waters (and/or keeping financial expenses down), robotic or remote-controlled USVs are also sometimes used.

The amount of sales decreased by € 6.372.478,02 or 20.98%, reaching over € 23.996.138,88 € 30.368.616,90, while financial expenses amounted to 2,444 million euros.

The financial expenses were too great, and finding a new drummer was a possibility, however, most bands lose their integrity when they get someone new that they do not know.

Traditional approach to the creation of new materials and technologies which is based on the sequential prototype creation and introducing modifications after prototype testing requires large time and financial expenses.

Special Needs Tax Credit Act The financial expenses to parents and other family members of special needs children are often quite substantial, and significantly disproportionate from families with "typical" children.

The Fund is to establish a financial redistribution system in order to balance out the financial expenses incurred by Member States in receiving refugees and to enable those with the least developed systems to bring them up to speed.

It can be observed by reading the Redwood County Commissioner's financial expenses in the meeting minutes, that during the time without a poor farm those in need were either provided from in their own homes or in the homes of others in the community.

Exxon said that part of its quarterly gain was attributable to a sharp decline in financial expenses, to $41 million, from $257 million in the 1986 quarter, when it paid $160 million in Federal taxes for reclaiming assets that had been in its pension funds.

The damages sought by the plaintiffs (which include representatives for four of the people who died in the tragedy) are unspecified, but co-counsel Scott Starr stated, "It is critical to help the victims pay the medical bills and other financial expenses that they have incurred from this incident."

"The emotional and financial expenses of a long-term illness can deplete the assets and income of two generations," he said, if a family must pay for the uninsured portion of doctor and hospital bills or for custodial or nursing-home care not covered under Medicare that can cost $20,000 a year or more.