The phrase "allowances do" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to convey a specific meaning, but without additional context, it is ambiguous and not usable.
Example: "The allowances do not cover all expenses."
Alternatives: "allowances are" or "allowances apply".
When the cuts became effective last week, Finance Minister Yair Lapid said: "It has been proven repeatedly that child allowances do not get people out of poverty.
The nutritional responsibilities for caterers who provide for the general public are less pronounced, but allowances do have to be made for people with special dietary requirements; not only that, but it is also in caterers' commercial interests to accommodate them.
The Resolution Foundation, a thinktank, calculates that a million women are "missing" from the UK workforce because of a lack of funding for childcare, unbalanced parental leave and the way in which tax credits and allowances do not sufficiently encourage women to return to work.
"What happens then, what kind of allowances do you make [and] up to what point, when you've been with someone for 40 years?" Sarandon asked.
The allowances do not include bridge columns, however, which must have the proper flexibility to bend and withstand earthquakes, Altman said.
How much social allowances do blind / LV individuals have?
The trade in allowances does not actually reduce emissions.
Only upon enactment, two years later, of an exemption for such allowances did the patent become valid, retroactive to the time it issued.
Donald Heller, an assistant professor of education at the University of Michigan who spent a year researching the legislation's impact, said such allowances did little to close the gap.
Although the cap, together with much more generous capital allowances, does not apply until 2016, councils are being urged to encourage people to get assessments this year to avoid lengthy queues next spring.
Allowances did not constitute a subsidy, he added.
