The phrase "allowances in terms" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to discuss allowances or considerations related to specific terms, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The contract includes allowances in terms of payment schedules and delivery dates."
Alternatives: "considerations regarding" or "provisions related to".
Figure 1- Chao-Kuei's Diagram: different categories of software ([ 8]) Table 2. Characteristics of the categories of software If the acquisition of Open Source is less expensive, there should however be some allowance in terms of integration and support.
Therefore two very different approaches are used and compared: 1) An aggregate macroscopic queue model, resolving time to periods representing distinct phases of an incident, allowing flexible definition and rapid evaluation of a large number of combinations of incident scenario and management strategy, with allowance in general terms for the impact of new technology on initial response time.
The point missed by those who object to high earners receiving this allowance is that, in terms of the financial impact on families, there's really no difference between removing £20 a week in benefit from someone and asking them to pay £20 a week more in tax.
Since the last market auction sold only 18% of current vintage allowances, emitters have accumulated a shortage in terms of anticipating their allowance needs for the second compliance period, which concludes this year.
Other allowances are seen as poor in terms of reliability and regularity.
Further, the payment of travel allowances is creating perverse incentives in terms of service delivery.
These included low salaries, long shifts and lack of consideration from the administration in terms of allowances or refreshments for night duties.
Even as companies soldier on here, expatriate managers, who generally receive housing allowances that have become more expensive in terms of Asian currencies, are being called back home.
Fairness should also focus on where the state's incentives (its subsidies in terms of tax allowances) to save are best focused.
The United States is exceptional in not providing family allowances, in not providing short-term sickness benefits in the vast majority of states, and in having no general scheme of national health insurance other than for the aged and the poor.
