Sentence examples for allowance in order to from inspiring English sources

Ministers are urging George Osborne to speed up his plans to raise the personal tax allowance in order to soften the impact of his £4.4bn cuts to tax credits.

London-based banks have been pushing up base salaries and monthly allowances in order to retain key staff ahead of a year when their bonuses could be cut.

A search firm hired by the city to find a new manager told Rye officials that increasingly communities with high housing costs were offering housing allowances in order to attract qualified candidates.

Mr Swinney highlighted Treasury analysis which he said "shows that those on the lowest incomes have been hit disproportionately hard by the deficit-reduction plans and that over 300,000 pensioners in Scotland will be adversely affected by the decision to abolish age-related income tax allowances in order to pay for tax breaks for the wealthy".

Calculating allowance factors in order to take account of the staff requirement of support activities performed by all or some of the staff for which there are no service statistics.

Minor meals and snacks were common (although also disliked by the church), and working men commonly received an allowance from their employers in order to buy nuncheons, small morsels to be eaten during breaks.

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.

A healthcare allowance has been introduced in order to keep insurance premiums affordable.

The shadow industry secretary Pat McFadden asked: "How can the prime minister talk about the importance of manufacturing when he is planning to cut investment allowances to support manufacturing in order to give a corporation tax cut to parts of the economy that don't rely on investment — a policy described by the Engineering Employers Federationn as a disaster?

Under the bill, all airlines flying in and out of European airports would be required to cut emissions or purchase allowances to cover them in order to curb emissions 20percentt by 2020.

This can reduce the discretion of the Congress (or other legislature or agency) to distribute allowances as they please (in order to generate a constituency of support for the program), and may thereby reduce the political attractiveness and feasibility of a cap-and-trade system.