Sentence examples for allowances at from inspiring English sources

Some, in fact, never had to pay for allowances at all, allowing them to hoard them or even sell their carbon credits at a profit.

He moved into 11 Downing Street in September 2007 and designated it as his second home, allowing him to claim food allowances at his grace and favour residence.

The Telegraph reported that Darling submitted the service charge on his London flat while designating 11 Downing Street as his second home, allowing him to claim food allowances at his grace and favour residence.

Sewel is also recorded complaining about the level of appearance allowances at the House of Lords.

Bob Neveu, Certify's chief executive, said there had not been any significant decrease in meal allowances at his company's clients.

But California's most recent auction (in February) sold carbon allowances at $13.62 a tonne three times the current European price.

Rotational allowance at the tibiofemoral joint would be required during deep flexion.

Increasing herbage allowance at grazing increased (P < 0.05) subsequent herbage yield.

With no paid allowance at all in Australia and America, employers often have to pick up the slack.

The extra baggage allowance at no added cost is also a major plus, she said.

It isn't the educational maintenance allowance at all, but something else entirely.