Sentence examples for allowance will help from inspiring English sources

Her 7lb mares' allowance will help in this respect and it is worth recalling that when Rose Ravine and Shuil Ar Arghaidh won this race for mares, they were only in receipt of 5lb.

The federal government says a $2 boost per week to Newstart allowance will help unemployed Australians keep up with increases in their living costs, but people on the payment say the increase is laughable.

The changes to the minimum wage and personal tax allowances will help many, but not all, of those on low wages affected by tax credit changes.

Generous capital gains allowances will help talented people achieve their compensation expectations via the equity upside.

Similarly, he continued his previous policies of driving down corporation tax and raising the income tax allowance, both of which will help to make us more competitive as a nation.

Before the figures were released, the government announced the extension of its New Enterprise Allowance scheme, which it says will help 33,000 more jobseekers benefit from advice from a mentor to draw up a business plan.

Similarly, the Liberal Democrat proposals to raise personal tax allowances from £6,000 to £10,000 will help low earners (though not nearly as much as it will higher earners), but limiting tax credits and cutting the Child Trust Fund will take money out of their pockets.

"This meets another commitment made in the economic pact and with increased capital allowances available until 2020 this will help make longer term investment easier".

Throughout nine years, the strategy aims to revitalize existing facilities, construct clinics and hospitals, and create incentives such as dependable salaries, hardship allowances and performance-based bonuses that will help retain skilled health professionals in Nigerias health system.

Iain Duncan Smith, the work and pensions secretary, said: We are very pleased that the supreme court today unanimously upheld our right to require those claiming jobseeker's allowance to take part in programmes which will help get them into work.

The disability living allowance will have helped many of them with those extra costs.