Sentence examples for allowance to do from inspiring English sources

In a statement, Duncan Smith said: "We are now encouraging people who wish to make a claim to jobseeker's allowance to do so online.

Instead of employers, tax credits, Medicare and Medicaid providing assistance to different groups on a piecemeal basis, every American would receive a guaranteed annual health care allowance to do with as they please.

5.15pm: Dhanda says MPs need allowances to do their job.

Cliff Hillegass insisted that his guides were intended as supplements rather than substitutions; it's heartening to think that teenagers have spent millions per year (much of it, presumably, from their own allowances) to do supplementary, uncredited reading about their favorite books.

Up to now, there have been partnerships in emerging markets like Turkey to make Twitter a zero-rated data service to encourage more tweeting on mobile devices from users who might otherwise not want to spend limited data allowances to do so.

And for four years, government support, in the form of the disability living allowance, allowed her to do so.

If they won't get you an allowance try to do more chores around the house Say why you want an allowance and take care of younger siblings for mom and dad Is the kid down the street struggling with math, which you're a genius at?

Provisions could not last longer without placing the crews on short allowance, and to do so in that climate subjected them to sure and destructive attacks of scurvy.

Foursquare was only too happy to grant Instagram a bigger allowance -- and to do the same for Evernote when it ran up against the same problem more recently -- because the API calls from all those other Foursquare-powered apps are contributing to the richness and accuracy of the company's venue database and consumer insights.

If they need an allowance tell them to do extra chores.

Bribing is the ultimate demotivating strategy because any kid who associates completing homework with a new DS game or an allowance increase learns to do the activity for material gain rather than internal gratification, or for greater understanding.