Sentence examples for Providing allowances from inspiring English sources

Two main objectives were defined: facilitating decisions of the departmental disability homes (MDPH), the French administration providing allowances, housing or work-center employment for disabled people; bringing out useful information about a disabled person to family or professional caregivers, within the scope of a "caregiver support" approach.

Foodpanda co-founder and CEO Ralf Wenzel told TechCrunch that around a quarter of its orders come from corporate addresses but, with many companies subsidizing employee food or providing allowances, Foodpanda smells an opportunity to hone in on that lucrative market.

Several policies have been implemented to address maldistribution and inefficiencies of health workers such as training local health workers, providing allowances, and awarding scholarships to increase the supply of health workers in underserved and rural areas.

The culture of the Congolese for rewarding and sanctioning individually is based on moral accountability, e.g., by providing allowances or offering grades, provides entry points for more formal mechanisms of social accountability.

The dollar figures floated in this recent conference reconfiguration illustrate clearly that schools have the capacity to provide allowances for student-athletes to sustain themselves while waiting to springboard into the ranks of the N.B.A. (or even the M.B.A.'s).

They also provide allowances such as overtime payments, "top-ups", or payments of expenses, especially for volunteer counsellors or treatment support workers.

(District representative) While a condition of CRAIDS funding was that it could not be used to provide allowances or incentives to volunteers, some received allowances from monies raised through IGAs, though they were not formally paid.

Lenders don't provide allowances for repairs.

Thirdly, provide allowance for real risk transfer through an insurance credit to capital, encouraging more effective risk sharing through future product innovation.

Theory developed by Layzer[1] for Taylor instabilities which lead to slugging adequately describes the behaviour and development of these instabilities, provided allowance is made for the effects of density difference and geometry.

Sageworks, a financial information company, collects and analyzes data on the performance of privately held companies and provides allowance for loan and lease losses solutions to the banking industry.