Sentence examples for allowances standards from inspiring English sources

It remains the case that parliament largely regulate themselves on the matters of remuneration and allowances, standards of financial conduct and sanctions.

In particular, although the natural implication of gubernatorial motivations to relax allowance standards would be to reduce the unemployment rate both by reducing the number of people seeking work and the number of people in the labor force, the specific relationship between political motivations and labor force participation rates is left as an area for future research.

Until this embodiment of bias falls, workarounds like the hospital visitation and leave-allowance standards will be laudable but inadequate fixes in public policy.

MV, mechanical ventilation; NS, not significant; RDA, recommended dietary allowance; SD, standard deviation; SOFA, Sequential Organ Failure Assessment.

APACHE, Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation; ARDS, acute respiratory distress syndrome; IHD, ischaemic heart disease; NS, not significant; RDA, recommended dietary allowance; SD, standard deviation; SOFA, Sequential Organ Failure Assessment.

The tax laws permit standard deductions and standard allowances to be claimed against your salary earnings in Thailand.

These standard deductions and standard allowances are shown in our sister publication, Guide to Expatriate Taxation in Thailand.

"Those massive investments are offset against corporation tax under standard allowances used by all businesses, big and small.

Under the current law, the government can conduct an emergency wiretap for only three days, but Democrats maintained that the new seven-day allowance included tougher standards for the government to meet in asserting an emergency.

But by some standards, the allowances were quite generous: London had only just begun tinkering with its 100-foot limit, while Paris (despite the Eiffel Tower) had ruled itself off at 65 feet.

The MP told the Commons on 20 December that he found it "absolutely staggering" that Mr Olisa was a member of IPSA, which oversees members' expenses and upholds standards for allowances.