| In many instances, funders claw back funds in the belief that surpluses of any kind represent illgotten gain and poor planning. |
| The couple with two children saw a slight drop in total welfare income as the province continued to claw back their federal child supplement. |
| It would also make it easier for companies to claw back payments in the event of poor performance. |
| Several other jurisdictions have since ceased to claw back later increases to the supplement. |
| Car companies have inflated forecourt prices by up to a third to claw back scrappage discounts, an undercover investigation has found. |
| There must be a more natural and swifter way to claw back EU funds paid out for no good reason. |
