Sentence examples for allowance afforded from inspiring English sources

The depletion allowance is similar to the depreciation allowance afforded other firms for their investments.

In one image you can see a small cup, used to measure out the rice allowance afforded to each person due to the limited nature of the goods brought in by outsiders, their only supply.

At the time, Gomez was working with an immigration lawyer to secure temporary residency for herself under allowances afforded to parents of servicemembers, which meant her lawyer had all of Ramos-Gomez's residency documents available.

And no one will need to request a raise in allowance to afford the fun: with just one $5 ticket, young fans can attend as many events as they like.

This is rather expensive for unsalaried peasants so only individuals receiving retirement or disability allowances could afford it.

Even with the somewhat sparse holiday allowance my company affords its employees, however, I am still left with a handful of days that I can call my own.

He is the heir to his grandfather's fortune and is afforded a generous allowance that he uses to wine and dine and run around New York with his beautiful and carefree friends.

For many Upper East Side housewives, participating in the requisite charity, shopping and grooming rituals is afforded through a "wife bonus," a yearly allowance awarded to them by their high-earning husbands.

He was diabetic, and without the £71.70 a week from his jobseeker's allowance he couldn't afford to eat or put credit on his electricity card to keep the fridge where he kept his insulin working.

I'd like to see a movement of older people helping younger people and that might take all sorts of forms, like tithing part of your winter fuel allowance if you can afford to, or mentoring.

And yet this is the logical conclusion of a government policy aimed at providing therapy on the cheap, in a one-size-fits-all approach, which affords little allowance for the diversity and complexity of human emotional pain.