Sentence examples for allowance it will from inspiring English sources

It's only right that we should ask people to take the first basic steps to getting a job before they start claiming jobseeker's allowance – it will show they are taking their search for work seriously.

You can then utilise your £15,240 Isa allowance (as it will be in the next tax year; the limit for 2016-17 has yet to be announced).

12.26pm: On the abolition of the education maintenance allowance, Cameron says it will be replaced with something "more targeted" that will be better at persuading children to stay on at school.

Martin Bamford, from financial adviser Informed Choice, says: "We are still waiting for some of the final details about the specific assets covered by the new allowance, although it appears it will cover interest from P2P lending and possibly also interest from corporate bonds and gilts".

And, rather than having to extract its allowance from a reluctant Congress, it will get the money from a compulsory charge on the accounting industry.

NICK PAUMGARTEN: To Lauren, with the same allowances for ignorance: I think it will be hard for him to make it.

The new political divide over tax policy came as the government spent the day selling its budget – especially the $5.5bn in small business tax cuts and depreciation allowances – which Labor has said it will support and which the Coalition claimed would encourage spending by people it referred to as "Tony's tradies".

But it will doubtless make allowance for the fact that Ethiopia has the upper hand militarily.

But I can see a point in the future where the allowance amounts will get higher and it will simply be easier to keep track of it online.

They always send messages asking about the allowance: when will it come out?

That's bad enough, but once personal independence payments (PIP), the proposed replacement for disability living allowance (DLA), is introduced, it'll be even worse.