Practically all have been bought by individuals at their own expense, rather than their employers'.
In some cases, motorists will be spared the penalty and points if they agree to undergo training, at their own expense.
Many bosses, workers and politicians in the rich world fear that the success of these newcomers will be at their own expense.
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Each month at least one or two teams of volunteers journey to HHF at their own expense, serving the poor and sharing time, talent, and treasure.
This organisation is responsible for the Asian Games, and Sheikh Fand had promised financial support for Asian countries too poor to send teams to Beijing at their own expense.
But Odabashian said the agency has also vetoed efforts by private companies to carry out their own testing, at their own expense, and then labeling their product as BSE-free.
They can still be counted upon to further their own interests at the expense of investors.
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Less expected was that they would do so at the expense of their own members.
They argue that they have been subsidising these two brands at the expense of their own.
They gave free rein to the special interests to write their own rules at the expense of everybody else.
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You can bet that every NHL player is rooting for a long playoff run by the Leafs, if it is not at the expense of their own team.
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Exacerbating such worries, Egypt's ruling military authorities had issued a series of edicts that seemed to consolidate their own powers at the expense of any elected body, after the abrupt dissolution of the Brotherhood-dominated parliament by a recent dubious court ruling.
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