Sentence examples for allowance voucher from inspiring English sources
Today, rising fuel prices mean coal is delivered piece by piece in Securicor vans, so instead a little old man enters the house in the afternoon, holding a winter fuel allowance voucher and turns on the gas fire, so that it will be nice and warm at midnight, when heroin addicts break in to steal copper piping.
Housing allowances are vouchers that can be used in any place and do not require any direct contract with a landlord.
The amount of the ECCE allowance as well as the ECE voucher is 5,000 NT dollars per semester (10,000 NT per year) for each child.
"Those clients in the self-catering units receive a weekly allowance in the form of supermarket vouchers and those in full-board accommodation are issued with a coloured wristband that bears no other logo or text identifying its use or origin.
The office-made out all right, and at the week's end filed a voucher for a per-diem allowance.
Under the New Deal for Young People (NDYP), workers age 18 to 24 who had been claiming Job Seeker's Allowance (unemployment compensation) for six months or more are entitled to a voucher for a subsidy to prospective employers of 60 pounds per week for up to six months.
Many workers also get food vouchers as part of their pay, with a daily allowance of about R$20£4£4) loaded on to a credit card, accepted at most à quilo restaurants.
He was initially found guilty of three dishonesty charges for misusing his Cabcharge allowance in 2010 to visit a number of Canberra wineries and then filling out multiple vouchers to hide the trips.
On the other hand, additional time spent by health workers, was compensated through allowances provided through the service vouchers, implying that these costs are already counted under the service voucher costs.
Starting salaries work out at around £22,000 plus benefits, which include a relocation allowance, company pension scheme, corporate discounts to buy a car or, if you are raising a family, childcare vouchers.
I've been saving supermarket vouchers to pay for the Christmas turkey and my husband [who is retired] has given me part of his heating allowance for presents".
