Sentence examples for allowances should be from inspiring English sources

First, European emissions trading allowances should be sold, not given away.

But, the reader wonders, does Mr. Cuomo therefore believe that welfare and housing allowances should be cut?

The argument that the Olympics are not a major football tournament and, as such, allowances should be made has weight to it.

(A second, from the right, elements of which think all the allowances should be given away, not auctioned, still looms).From the beginning CARB has presented its scheme as a model for others.

Companies that rely on coal to generate power say that allowances should be free so that customers in the Midwest and the Great Plains, where coal is mostly used, are not disproportionately penalized.

It is fairly amazing that Naipaul should have made these kind of journeys in his late 70s but what critical allowances should be made for that, I don't know.

There are a few debates parents who can afford to finance some children's activities always return to when it comes to allowance: first, whether to give one or instead allow requests for money as needed, and second, whether the allowance should be tied to chores or freely given — effectively a very tiny piece of a family budget to manage.

He said annual leave allowance should be linked to the proportion of night, evening and weekend shifts doctors had to work.

Allowance should be made for how shaken they were in the early minutes, but the gulf between the sides was still obvious.

"In our view it is clear that the daily allowance should be claimed only on days when parliamentary work has been undertaken.

She said the £200,000 annual investment allowance should be raised to £1m until the end of 2018 "to increase the attractiveness of near-term investment".