non-expendable

Permission for contraception is “non-transferable” and “non-expendable,” meaning that each case must be brought to an orthodox rabbi for consideration.

Contraception. leBeit Yoreh 2009

Internationally procured supplies are insured against loss or damage in transit if their value is over a certain threshold ($200,000 in 1998) or the goods are non-expendable

18. Supplies and Transport 1999

The Office Kit comprises items of stationery, supplies, forms and some small non-expendable office items, which are packed in 2 cardboard boxes, and which together weigh 120 kg.

Chapter 30 1999

The disposition of this UNHCR-owned, non-expendable property requires the prior approval of the UNHCR Property Survey Board at Headquarters.

6.1 The Need for Motor Vehicles 1989

Administratively, however, they are often treated as merely another category of non-expendable property.

6.1 The Need for Motor Vehicles 1989

These reports may include distribution reports, inventories of non-expendable property, equipment installation reports or periodic progress and project reports.

8.1 Turnover to Implementing Partners 1989

And perhaps even more to the point, both groups contained a disproportionately large number of highly non-expendable individuals - the sons and daughters of wealth, privilege and political power.

2061 Odyssey Three Clarke, Arthur C. 1987

Meanwhile I shall study your sales tapes concerning the non-expendable flitters.

Voodoo Planet Andre Norton 1958

The committee also emphasized that the Board of Auditors had complained for three years running about "significant discrepancies" between the U.N. records for "expendable and non-expendable property at various missions" - meaning that the organization could not really account for the huge amounts of goods it had - or did not have - on hand.

FOXNews.com 2010

The committee also emphasized that the Board of Auditors had complained for three years running about "significant discrepancies" between the U.N. records for "expendable and non-expendable property at various missions" - meaning that the organization could not really account for the huge amounts of goods it had - or did not have - on hand.

FOXNews.com 2010