The phrase "allowances for car" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in a context discussing financial provisions or deductions related to car expenses, but it needs more context to be fully understandable.
Example: "The company provides allowances for car use to cover fuel and maintenance costs."
Alternatives: "car allowances" or "vehicle allowances".
The compensation not only includes six-figure salaries, but often times allowances for cars and housing and five or six figure contributions to pensions.
The dispute in that case also concerned the meaning of a federal law, this one allowing some debtors a standard monthly allowance for car-ownership costs.
"The increase in fuel duty makes no allowance for car-dependent, rural and disabled drivers," said Mr King.
John Lewis, chief executive of BVRLA, which represents fleet customers, said it was "no surprise that the Chancellor is continuing to incentivise further cuts in emissions by lowering the tax thresholds", but insisted his "efforts to drive down emissions-based capital allowances for company cars could be a step too far, too soon".
Gobbetti will start on a pay arrangement that could be worth up to £11.5m a year, depending on performance, including an £80,000 allowance for clothing, car and travel.
Ford is highlighting its $1,000 allowance for new car buyers to defray costs of adding adaptive equipment like wheelchair or scooter lifts, steering wheel knobs and pedal extensions.
Executives want fewer allowances for coal.
Housing and car allowances for members of the appointed Shura Council will be cut by 15%.
More practically, the axing of local authority car allowances for social workers isn't just a back-door pay cut but stymies practitioners wanting to make one last visit on their way home.
A royal decree said ministers' salaries would be reduced by 20%, and housing and car allowances for members of the advisory Shura Council cut by 15%.
