Sentence examples for allowances because of from inspiring English sources

Infirm and elderly people in Consett may also be hit disproportionately by changes to disability allowances, because of the legacy of the steel industry.

The drivers are demanding compensation for the decline in the value of their meal allowances because of the drop of the pound against the euro.

We used the clinical investigation database to obtain information on women who were exempted from copayments (disease allowances) because of low income or presenting chronic diseases (such as, diabetes, hypertension, or epilepsy).

Barnardo's warned that lower-paid families would gain "precious little" from the increase in the personal tax allowance because of the way the tax interacts with the new Universal Credit system.

The research, due to be presented at a Commons select committee inquiry into welfare sanctions on Wednesday, suggests that hundreds of thousands are leaving jobseeker's allowance because of benefit sanctions without finding employment, though the report's authors decline to provide an exact figure.

Generally, people felt that they hadn't received their full resettlement allowances, often because of the corruption of local Communist Party cadres.

Unfortunately, we are not able to make strong statements about the social welfare impact of this politicization of DI allowances because we have little information about who is being allowed onto the rolls.

First was inflation, which eroded the value of depreciation allowances because they are based on historical cost – the original purchase price of an asset – rather than replacement cost.

But some environmental groups oppose raising the number of free allowances because it would reduce the auction proceeds that go into a pot for energy-saving projects.

A third of Tata Steel workers at Port Talbot are facing reduced shifts and pay allowance deductions because of a fall in the demand for steel.

Suppliers offer vendor allowances because they want the business.