Sentence examples for allowance to go from inspiring English sources

The lifetime allowance to go down from £1.5m to £1.25m.

Here in the Czech Republic, the problem hit home last week after foreign guest workers, who filled manufacturing jobs during the boom years, were offered free airline tickets and a 500-euro allowance to go home.

"I want the allowance to go even further up: I want a further workers' bonus in the next Budget, so that the allowance is set at £10,500.

But it is set to fall in the coming years, as unemployment falls – causing housing benefit, tax credits and jobseeker's allowance claims to go down – and government cuts take effect.

The city has used paygo in the past to help fund charter schools' $3,000-per-student 3,000-per-student 3,000-per-studentgo toward rent or mortgage payments.

allowance will have to go before a citywide vote.

Sugar babies want an allowance, they want to go shopping, and after you book the Uber home, they want to take it alone.

Those on employment support allowance cannot be asked to go on the scheme.

All members of the New York City Council have long enjoyed a slush fund, an annual allowance that is supposed to go to a soup kitchen or senior center or other nonprofit social program in the district.

From 2013, those seeking disability living allowance (DLA) will have to go through a strict new medical assessment to help "reduce dependency and promote work", with many current claimants set to lose out under the new regime.

Though I had my bookstore proclivities (the bookstore chains in town stayed open later than nearly every other under-21 venue in town) and loyalties (Barnes & Noble: yes; the gaudy Borders that opened up across the street from B&N: no), the library offered a fantastical wealth of literary riches that meant no expired gift card or lack of allowance would force me to go bookless for even one day.