Sentence examples for Higher allowances from inspiring English sources

The beneficiaries of frozen fuel tax and higher allowances may not have been as poor as benefit claimants, but nor were they rich.

The Lib Dems say higher allowances help the low-paid, but almost as many voters – 14% – would prefer a pause in tax credit cuts, a more targeted help for the working poor.

The same cannot be said of the other – cutting direct tax through higher allowances, immediately after having put up VAT, a fiscal mix which really cannot be called progressive.

We assign our chores to our children in the United States so that the boys are taking out the trash; it takes less time than cleaning the dishes and they get higher allowances," she said.

Mr Timpson wants such teenagers to be given higher allowances towards setting up home and more foster placements.

"Council leaders' pay has shot up and councillors vote themselves higher allowances while the carers, dinner ladies, dustmen, social workers, school support staff and all the other council workers serving their communities will have seen their pay fall in real terms by over 15%." He added: "This three-year pay freeze is not an austerity measure.

If you don't get an allowance, or are not allowed to earn a higher allowance, consider saving lunch money.

Using a simplified model of delegation, we illustrate that a lax monitoring process can allow governors with a preference for higher allowance rates to learn how much they can safely increase acceptance rates without consequences.

In their proposal, administration officials give doctors a slightly higher allowance for the cost of malpractice insurance.

This does virtually the same as a higher allowance, but would apply to a pathetic slice of income – perhaps just £300 – and complicate the system in the process.

In addition, they would get some politically-useful press releases out of it as the elections approach and Mr Obama is forced to ask for a higher allowance.