Sentence examples for allowance for time lost from inspiring English sources

And now the kicker: "The allowance for time lost is at the discretion of the referee".

The referee is the official timekeeper for the match, and may make an allowance for time lost through substitutions, injured players requiring attention, or other stoppages.

Compensation paid for time lost.

(h Pay for time lost.

According to Law 7 of soccer's rules, known as the "Laws of the Games," an "allowance is made in either period for all time lost through: substitutions; assessment of injury to players; removal of injured players from the field of play for treatment; wasting time; any other cause".

Given the fact that indefinite voluntarism, without some form of motivation, may not be sustainable in a subsistence economy where the opportunity cost for time spent on voluntary work is measured in terms of time lost for casual employment, sub-counties should consider providing transport and lunch allowance for the days PDC members spend on PDC work.

In calculating lost productive time our assumption might also be questioned that there were only 65 working days in 3 months, especially for household work, but on the other hand this made no allowance for "holiday" time.

Correlation between the E KL field and PC index was calculated with allowance for delay time.

I do not even receive extra duty allowance for the time work that I do.

Those that would lose out most were those about to turn 65 - but with a higher personal allowance for everyone, the amount lost was "much reduced".

The allowance will be lost altogether for those with income above £140,000.