Sentence examples for a financial allowance from inspiring English sources

A retired Russian officer said he was trying to claim a financial allowance due for combat service rendered in Soviet times.

Second, Lisbeth, who has unspecified convictions in her past, has a new probation officer, who forces her to provide sexual services in return for a financial allowance; thus humiliated, she turns the tables, and basically rapes him back.

42.7% had a monthly income below US$1,282 (the median monthly household income for a domestic household with older people is US$1,426 in 2006) [ 30]. 9.9% were receiving comprehensive social security assistance (a financial allowance of US$313 to US$567 per month given by the Government to those unemployed or low income family).

Incentives: GPs and practice-assistants received only a small financial allowance within this study.

Frederick applied to Parliament unsuccessfully for an increased financial allowance that had hitherto been denied him by the King, and public disagreement over the money drove a further wedge between parents and son.

He thinks you should be grateful for the freedom he allows you, the financial allowance he gives you, or the friends he lets you have.

It was also explained that a social grant, established for poor and moribund TB-patients, could encourage non-adherence with treatment because cure of TB resulted in termination of the financial allowance.

For a second time, the Beckham name became attached to a change of financial allowances.

The decision to scrap financial allowances needed consultation between Amref and the VHTs but this did not happen, a fact that angers team membersincluding sub-county leadership, rendering efforts to convince VHTs return to work futile.

However, a closer look at the proposals reveals they are billed as saving the Scottish government and local authorities money by reducing the number of kinship children with "at risk" or "looked after" status, which entitles them to crucial services and financial allowances.

Many of them were in vital industries like mining, and the Company administration did not grant financial allowances to support the families of married soldiers, so at least at first, only bachelors in non-essential positions were generally considered to have any moral obligation to sign up.