Express statement definition

Express statement means a written statement substantially similar to the following: "This information is voluntarily submitted to a public office in expectation of protection from disclosure as provided by section 149.433 of the Revised Code."

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Express statement means a written statement substantially similar to the following: "This information is

Examples of Express statement in a sentence

• Your American Express statement is available on-line and must be settled within 30 days by completing an Expense Report.

• The American Express statement was reviewed; there was a very large purchase of touchless thermometers.

• Therefore, this Board action is needed to amend the beginning and ending dates to now read: May 27, 2005, to August 26, 2005.

• Submission includes:• Enter the expense report data in the Concur System.• Scan and attach all receipts and American Express statement for corporate cardholders.• Assure that the reported expenses and supporting receipts are in compliance with BIOTRONIK’s Travel and Reimbursement Policy and Code of Business Conduct.• Include comments/explanations if additional information is necessary, or if an exception to BIOTRONIK’s Travel and Reimbursement Policy is requested.• Submit expense report.

• The report issued by the Compliance Officer shall include at least the following information:• Description of the alleged main facts representing a criminal offence.• Summary of the proceedings carried out.• Express statement as to whether or not a criminal offence has been committed.• Proposal, where appropriate, of disciplinary measures to be taken after completion of the procedure in which the non-compliance has been established.• Signature and date of issue.

• To disguise these personal expenses, HICKS doctored his American Express statement to make it appear that the payments had been made to CDW to look like a legitimate business expense.

• Here, we consider the APEC trade liberalization negotiations as an example and discuss the preferences and bargaining power of Japanese ministries and some of the results of trade liberalization negotiations.

• Express statement about whether the applicant now owns the site of the proposed facility; and if not, whether the applicant has entered into an option or commitment or other agreement to purchase it.

• Your Affiant reviewed the actual corporate American Express statement which reflected that the purchase of $1,596.60 was from United Airlines for travel from Boston to San Francisco, CA.

• Ferrante, seconded by Mr. Horowitz, and carried unanimously to approve the American Express statement for September in the amount of $2,723.13.