Sentence examples for allowance regulations from inspiring English sources

But the judge ruled neither scheme was contrary to article 4, and the errors made did not invalidate the 2011 jobseeker's allowance regulations.

The judge said both Reilly and Wilson were each entitled to a declaration that there had been breaches of the 2011 jobseeker's allowance regulations in their cases.

"The misuse of travel allowances, inadequate regulation of foreign political donations, conflicts of interest in planning approvals, revolving doors and a culture of mateship, inappropriate industry lobbying in large-scale projects such as mining, and the misuse of power by leading politicians have no doubt had an impact," Lillywhite said.

At first it seemed successful, as scurvy was all but eradicated in the early nineteenth century; but then it began to reappear, even in crews with the regulation allowance of lime juice.

For example, several states have loosened prison regulations, allowing Native Americans to wear long hair during incarceration, along with other cultural allowances.

If the property is in a homeowners association, check homeowners association's regulations about allowances for mining activity.

Allowances are made within regulations and codes for such changes over time but you do need to be aware of any requirements to upgrade by a certain time or for improved safety reasons.

The regulation on hazardous allowance is that health workers who work directly with patients with HIV-related illness receive an additional 40% salary allowance.

If they succeed, the high court has the power to quash the Jobseeker's Allowance (Employment, Skills and Enterprise Scheme) Regulations 2011.

There is no definition in the law or Treasury Regulations for a "reasonable allowance for salaries".

Most politicians opposed to the ecstasy allowance aren't alarmed by the regulation of synthetic drugs per se, but are against allowing for a personal consumption of drugs in general.