Sentence examples similar to a reduced allowance from inspiring English sources

The commission says claimants who pay income tax would keep only 24p of every extra £1 they earn, and would need to earn an extra £210 a week to make up the losses from a reduced work allowance.

But under the LibDems CGT would suddenly be re-classed as "income" which attracts rates of up to 50% (and with a reduced annual allowance).

Then I distributed their reduced allowance and packed them off to the shops with their mum, smug in the knowledge that the values we've instilled in them would make their choosing books a dead cert.

But after negotiations, police officers retiring from 55 years old will be able to draw their police pension immediately, but it will be at a reduced rate from their full pension allowance.

These students, whose parents earn less than $65,000 annually, benefit from financial aid awards with a $0 parental contribution, a reduced summer income contribution, and additional $600 allowances for sophomore, junior, and senior years.

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It also accused the authority of failing to make repairs quickly and suggested that if the state paid the full "shelter allowance" for residents on public assistance, instead of a reduced rate, the deficit might all but disappear.

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Others did it for a reduced commission.

Each paid a reduced fee of $3,600.