Sentence examples for allowance otherwise from inspiring English sources

"Clearly people have to be paid a reasonable allowance otherwise they couldn't afford to do the job but I don't see why they should be paid a huge amount".

They felt forced to follow the steps in the chain, as they would not get their allowance otherwise.

Jensen's decision to stand as an independent means his salary and electorate allowance, which would otherwise have ceased from Monday, will be extended for the length of the eight-week campaign.

We do not believe it can be established with any certainty whether the taxpayer is any worse or any better off as a result of Ms Smith's nomination of her main home and subsequent claims against additional costs allowance than would otherwise have been the case," the committee said.

Whether allocated for free or not, the economic value of allowances includes the opportunity cost of using allowances that could otherwise be sold in the market.

Rainy Days Ahead A SURVEY done by International Communications Research for Merrill Lynch found that despite an increase in financial education, fewer teens are saving what they earn or otherwise receive (allowance).

This "cap and trade" system would allow them to emit greenhouse gases up to that level or trade the allowances if they could otherwise reduce pollution from operations with clean-energy technology.

These sources were a good way to access information they may not have had access to, and for Jessie they enabled an application for attendance allowance which may not have otherwise occurred.

The law makes allowances for mere mistakes by the lender, but otherwise requires strict compliance, as well it should: disclosure is the main — often the only — consumer protection in the mortgage market.

He can only hope that we will use our freedom justly and wisely, perhaps making some allowance for the possibility that we will not, but otherwise simply trusting in the outcome.

The maximum adoption allowance is decided in relation to the fostering allowance that would otherwise be payable for that child.