Sentence examples for allowance was due from inspiring English sources

The allowance was due to rise from £8,105 in the current tax year to £9,205 in 2013-14, but Osborne said it would now increase by £1,335 in April 2013 – £235 more than previously announced – so no tax will be paid on earnings of less than £9,440.

The personal allowance was due to rise from £8,105 in the current tax year to £9,205 in 2013-14, but George Osborne said it would now increase by £1,335 in April – £235 more than previously announced –so no tax will be paid on earnings of less than £9,440.

In the long run carbon prices are likely to rise again: industrial demand will pick up (one day); and the cap (the supply of carbon allowances) is due to be lowered by 1.7% each year.

The European Banking Authority launched an investigation into allowance payments in June and was due to report at the end of the year, to allow regulators to take action ahead of next year's pay-setting round at the banks.

Osborne also plans to increase the personal tax-free allowance, which is due to rise to £10,800 from April and £11,000 in 2017, reaching £12,500 by 2020.

Accelerating the raising of the tax-free personal allowance, which is due to increase to £11,000 from April 2016 and to £12,500 by the end of the parliament.

The commission will propose withholding some of the allowances it is due to issue for the period 2013-15, instead releasing them during 2016-20.

It has since said the policy will be rolled into a wider review of Disability Living Allowance - which is due to be replaced with a new benefit - the Personal Independence Payment.

When due allowance was made for habitat differences, they found that species which relied on a class of chemicals called carotenoids to tint their feathers fared worse when there was more radioactivity around.

Higher personal allowances could also be due if you celebrated your 65th or 75th birthday in the tax year.

An earlier version implied that tax, after a tax free allowance of £325,000, would be due on gifts made at least seven years before the source of the possession dies.