Sentence examples for allowances for example from inspiring English sources

The college has also found other savings -- cutting meal allowances, for example -- to offset the extra costs.

If that is the case, why so much effort to crack down on false claimants of disability living allowances, for example, when fraud costs the exchequer just £60m?

This is why we make allowances, for example we don't expect them to be looking for work while they are focused on finding living arrangements.

In part because Congress has placed few limits on parsonage allowances, for example, taxpayers have helped underwrite the extravagant lives of televangelists like Jim Bakker and Jimmy Swaggert.

You cannot assume that teaching load, research facilities, grants, and conference travel allowances (for example) are the same all around the world.

The Rhodesian Army sought to forge a strong esprit de corps among the new recruits, and to this end extended them several sentimental allowances: for example, morale amongst the Frenchmen rose when they were informed that the Rhodesian insignia on their berets would be backed with the French tricolour.

A decades-old depletion allowance, for example, allows companies to deduct money as a natural resource is produced and sold.

The jobseeker's allowance, for example, is conditional on not working (or having a limited number of hours).

Contributory Jobseeker's Allowance, for example, may be payable for up to 13 weeks in the EEA.

The winter fuel allowance, for example, costs around £2 billion ($3.1 billion), about the same as housing benefit for under-25s.

Unlike the raising of the personal tax allowance, for example, it had not been discussed at the start of government, or enshrined in the coalition agreement.