Sentence examples for allowances for new from inspiring English sources

Banks will still be able to use their undrawn allowances for new lending, they just won't be able to apply for any more, which should mean the market does not change overnight.

Aren't the airlines the last industry subsector likely to show dramatic improvement in operating margins, tremendously leveraged in their capital structure, not even spending their deprecation allowances for new aircraft?

Now I can't speak for everyone, but my childhood in computing was spent scrounging together allowances for new RAM so my off-brand PC wouldn't chug quite so hard.

ESA replaced incapacity benefit, income support and severe disablement allowance for new claimants from October 2008.

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.

So the chancellor's announcement that he has increased ten fold, from £25,000 to £250,000 the allowance for new machinery firms can claim against tax, will be welcomed across the manufacturing sector.

AIDS deaths in ASSA2008 begin to level off after 2010 reflecting the absence of any allowance for new strategies in ASSA2008 (e.g. triple-drug prophylaxis in pregnant women, nevirapine prophylaxis in breastfed children and early ART initiation in infants).

Cuts to employment and support allowance payments for new claimants deemed capable of "work-related activity".

The employment and support allowance (ESA) for new claimants placed in the work-related activity group will be cut by £30 a week, a measure the government has justified by explaining that it will "incentivise" people to find jobs.

In 2008, IB was replaced by the Employment and Support allowance (ESA) for new claimants for disability benefits who were required to undergo both a Work Capability Assessment (WCA) and a work-focussed interview.

The announcement said the contract also includes a housing allowance for musicians, "new contributions" to their retirement plan, which resembles a 401 k), and "restructured healthcare plan offerings" aimed at "managing expenses".