Sentence examples for allowance to pay from inspiring English sources

One proposal would force frequent flyers who exceed a new "green air-miles allowance" to pay higher individual taxes to travel.

In Britain, everyone over 60 gets an annual allowance to pay heating bills and can ride any local bus for free.

David Willetts, the shadow universities secretary, has tightened up his accounting procedures when claiming the parliamentary costs allowance to pay for the running of his second home.

While it is a voluntary role, short-break carers, usually receive an allowance to pay for the child's activities or help towards food or other expenses.

They did not lift a little finger to change exactly the same "system" – namely MPs having a tax-free allowance to pay for second homes.

The sum is the maximum the Department for Work and Pensions deducts from job seeker's allowance to pay off personal debts.

Mr. Christie has already demonstrated his disdain for the program's goals by spending $65 million of the state's $100 million share from the allowances to pay down New Jersey's deficit.

But The Daily Telegraph revealed in 2009 that he claimed allowances to pay for furniture in his constituency home, including a £655 "Maximus" love seat in deep moss brushed cotton, with extra fabric protection from sofa.com.

The leaders of the navy, air force and joint military command resigned their posts, Defense Minister Hugo Unda said, caught in a growing scandal in which high-ranking officers have been accused of using travel allowances to pay for a European tour with their wives.

The question is, do you really have a Glassdoor problem, or is it a reflection of something going on inside the company?" Some people suspect that Glassdoor might make certain allowances to paying clients, but Hohman adamantly denied this.

The once-popular mayor, who was first elected in 2004, gave hefty raises to top aides in 2009, at the height of the recession, and also used a government car allowance to help pay for a BMW.