"Security used to be a very
minor expense," said Hamilton CEO and President Bob DeAlmeida.
It is also a
minor expense over which the owner risks a sale.
Whilst it is true that some wills have been challenged in the courts, this is still quite a rare occurrence, and unless your wishes match exactly the intestacy rules applicable if you die without a will, it is definitely worth the relatively
minor expense. Many of the wills which are successfully challenged are in cases where different members of the family are treated differently, people are excluded, or where a home-made will has been used.
If you want to bring your dog to a high level of training, the benefit to your pooch will be many times over the
minor expense and occasional hassle of keeping a small flock of pigeons or quail.
The mandate covers a
minor expense: Target sells a month of birth control pills for $9.00.
What's more, it's a relatively
minor expense if it's lost or stolen.
The annual dues EPUD pays to belong to each one ranges from $2,500 to $30,891, but that's the
minor expense.
The bill for her clothes is still only a
minor expense for Charles.
Regular doses of TCP can all but eliminate these problems and is probably worth the
minor expense for those engines that need it.
He said: "If that relatively
minor expense saved even one more life, then it seems to me it would be a very sound investment, which should be taken and made." Hussain, 27, of Ventnor Road, Middlesbrough, admitted causing the death of Mohamad Mughal by dangerous driving on the A19 northbound.
It is a relatively
minor expense that can be addressed in an organisation, but it is one that holds weight with employees," states Longworth.
World-conscious and curious American mayors often fall victim to the Luddite assertions of local newspapers suggesting their international trips are simply "junkets." Even the supposedly globally savvy Washington Post used a lot of ink nit-picking
minor expense items on foreign trips by former Mayor Anthony Williams--even though, as mayor of the United States' capital city, Williams was a receiver and transmitter of ideas, served a term as president of the National League of Cities (NLC), and received special attention from mayors and cities worldwide.
minor expense - (frequently plural) an expense not budgeted or not specified; "he requested reimbursement of $7 for incidental expenses"