The phrase "allowance from one" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing permissions or provisions given by an individual, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The allowance from one party to another was necessary for the agreement to proceed."
Alternatives: "permission from one" or "provision from one".
"It is not just the clawing greed of painstaking claims for such minor items as tampons, barbecue sets and bathrobes, but also the egregious way some have transferred allowances from one second property to another – enabling them to refurbish homes at public expense then sell at a profit," he writes.
The possibility of 'banking' unused allowances from one trading period to another will ensure a relatively common EUA price across both trading periods (2008 2020).
Subscribers in the $9.95 monthly fee tier will see their movie allowance decrease from one per day to three per month.
More than 50 MPs "flipped" their second home allowance last year from one property to another, according to new figures about parliamentary expenses released by the Commons authorities this morning.
"I could save my allowance for one" my son declared.
The Nickerson Scholarship program provides full tuition scholarships and a small living allowance to anywhere from one to three superior candidates in the MDiv program who intend on pursuing ordained ministry.
"We live from one allowance," says Ioan, choosing his words carefully.
It will let dirty plants avoid fines by buying emission allowances from clean ones.
He gives a detailed account of two decisions: withdrawing the mobility component of the disability living allowance (DLA) from residents in care homes and taking away the employment and support allowance (ESA) after one year from one section of claimants.
In Kenya, where loss of laboratory staff was higher at lower-level facilities [ 26], gratuity allowances ranged from 12% to 23% from one province to another in the context of the same project [ 27].
