Sentence examples for allowance to be from inspiring English sources

Had we applied this process a priori we would have been able to more purposively sample; applied post hoc it at least allows allowance to be made for population differences.

Scott-Hopkins was hoping for radical changes, such as a simplification of the Isa regime to allow the £7,000 allowance to be used in any way the investor wanted.

Yet many new ISAs – such as the AA's best-buy easy-access account – only allow the current year's allowance to be saved.

So what the viewer is left with, is that someone who grew up tough is given the allowance to be a vacant partner, who is rightfully allowed to leave when things get too tough, because poor Shane.

It's an allowance to be a full-bodied woman.

Bingo duty halved.* Personal tax allowance to be raised to £10,500 next year.

A higher basic salary for MPs would have allowed most expenses and allowances to be abolished, they say.

Educational maintenance allowances to be replaced with "more targeted support".

Developing countries want national emissions allowances to be allocated on the basis of equity of per capita emissions.

A councillor calls for his allowances to be cut, a police officer for short cuts to charging people with minor offences.

At first, the companies worked with the government to divvy up 30 years' worth of allowances, to be traded on spot and futures markets.