Sentence examples for a broad allowance from inspiring English sources

Presidents have a fair number of inherent war powers, including a broad allowance to use force against an "imminent threat" for up to 60 days before seeking congressional approval.

For example, most other countries have a broad system of family allowances that come in the form of cash payments to virtually all families regardless of income.

For a broader overview of allowance limits refer to Webber (2010).

To make sense of the term "vernacular architecture" requires that we see architectural objects as typically art objects, while we make allowance for a broad class of architectural objects that are low-art rather than high-art.

That said, MOMA plans to fill in the empty footprint in porous ground floor embrace of the Jean Novel tower above it--another construction made possible by the City's recent shifts in zoning and their radical transformation of midtown Manhattan's height allowances, with a broad swath of 90-story towers under way across the West 50s.

The exposure of widespread cheating on parliamentary expense allowances has fostered a broad disdain for politicians of all stripes that has become one of the main themes of the election, but which polls suggests is weighing particularly heavily on Labour.

Thus, the number of available allowances has nearly doubled, and in the most recent auction this month, a broad swath of companies snatched up credits.

Callas was not a broad.

"I have a broad appeal".

"Entertainment" is a broad term.

He had a broad grin.