Sentence examples for allowances earned from inspiring English sources

Given health workers' perceived needs, it is clear that the salary and allowances earned in the public health sector are insufficient.

The practice of 'chasing allowances' in many countries in sub-Saharan Africa [ 46], i.e. to try to maximise the amount of allowances earned through participation in seminars or workshops must be understood within a context of experiences of a low salary level.

According to data collected for the Commission on Youth Unemployment, chaired by the Labour MP David Miliband, in the Golf Green area a third of 16- to 24-year-olds claim jobseeker's allowance, earning this desolate collection of homes laid out in tight rows the dubious honour of the nation's youth unemployment hotspot.

The allowances, also not earned through Avendra contracts, are used to finance promotions with companies like American Express and Visa.

If you don't get an allowance, or are not allowed to earn a higher allowance, consider saving lunch money.

Genis fils sported a suit and earned allowance from his father in exchange for completing difficult books and translations in Russian.

Dribs and Drabs Children can give of their time and they can also give of their money, even if it's just dribs and drabs of allowance or money earned babysitting or cutting the neighbor's grass.

But in the minds of those pushing the dual citizen barrow the consequences for Abbott if they can prove their case are far more dire: he would be stripped of his pension, forced to repay salaries earned and allowances received, and imprisoned.

A planned rise in the personal allowance - the amount earned before paying income tax - was a key aspect of Chancellor George Osborne's speech.

He earned his allowance by ghostwriting Vandeleur Lee's music column, which appeared in the London Hornet.

She earned an allowance (and sometimes a trip to the ice cream store!), and her parents donated to their church and community on a regular basis.