The phrase "allowance for two" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a provision or allocation that accommodates two people or entities.
Example: "The restaurant made an allowance for two at the table, ensuring there was enough space for both guests."
Alternatives: "provision for two" or "accommodation for two".
The scheme will also apply to those aged 25 or over who have been claiming jobseeker's allowance for two years or more.
While the Premiership salary cap has risen – the base level is £6.5m per club with an allowance for two extra "marquee" players on top – Championship clubs receive £530,000 in central funding per annum.
The initiative will also apply to adults aged 25 or over claiming Jobseeker's Allowance for two years or more.
The "jobs guarantee" would mean anyone over the age of 25 who had received jobseeker's allowance for two years or more and anyone under 25 who had received the allowance for a year or more would get a guaranteed job.
"A life on benefits will simply not be an option". The initiative will also apply to adults aged 25 or over claiming Jobseeker's Allowance for two years or more.
Finally, while Miller has specified that it will pay for the increased cost by freezing the cost of living increases in the housing allowance for two years in order to cover the cost of the bill, Schumer has yet to indicate such an offset.
In the meantime, each man would receive a cell phone and a two-thousand-dollar monthly allowance for five months.
Ms Mann said her mother had received the attendance allowance for six months, prior to be being reassessed.
Unemployed people under 30 will only be able to claim Newstart or Youth Allowance for six months of the year.
The first immediately deprived him of his jobseeker's allowance for 13 weeks, the second deprived him of his allowance for four weeks.
Of the adverse decisions, 223,000 led to the loss of the allowance for four weeks for a first offence and 48,000 lost JSA for 13 weeks.
