reimburse

Object

• nursing-home: Underwriting too many policies save money maybe reimburse the nursing-home.
• expense: The Group will not be able to reimburse expenses for all members or on a regular basis.
• seller: The buyer will often have to agree to reimburse the seller 's costs if it withdraws from the transaction without cause.
• pharmacist: All suppliers have agreed to reimburse pharmacists in full for unused oxygen cylinders.
• cost: The school is not able to reimburse the cost of items lost.
• expenditure: The University tends to only reimburse expenditure which is also eligible for tax exemption.

Preposition: on

basis: Less than 2 years will be reimbursed on a fractional basis.

Subject

employer: Not people whose costs are reimbursed by a large employer.

Modifying Another Word

• promptly: The accurate logging ensures that departments can be promptly reimbursed for charged printing.
• appropriately: Significant to either of the network and appropriately reimbursed.
• fully: The DH will not fully reimburse the cost of new headsets.
• directly: The invited speakers will be reimbursed directly for reasonable costs of travel and accommodation.
• only: Key Points Only reimburse volunteers for expenses actually incurred in the course of their volunteering.

Used with why or when

where: VAT will only be reimbursed where this is payable by the school.

Present participle complement

travel: The University of Bristol cannot reimburse traveling costs or compensate people for lost working time.

Preposition: from

fund: Not more than 80 % of losses eligible for compensation should be reimbursed from public funds.

Preposition: for

• expense: You will be reimbursed for any travel expenses or child care costs related to the Project.
• travel: Costs will be reimbursed for travel by the cheapest means possible.
• cost: Club will be reimbursed for the cost at the end of the season.

Preposition: by

employer: Not people whose costs are reimbursed by a large employer.