Sentence examples for allowances that from inspiring English sources

Measures against corporate intangible assets regime abuse prevent firms misusing goodwill allowances that allow them to put a value on their brand.

Under RGGI, 10 Northeastern and mid-Atlantic states ranging from Maine to Maryland set a ceiling on carbon dioxide emissions and require power plants to purchase credits or allowances that allow them to emit specified amounts of carbon dioxide.

Additional benefits that have a positive impact on the health and quality of life for social assistant recipients have also been trimmed, such as health benefits and special dietary allowances that allow chronically ill people to have a healthy diet.

Holiday allowances that used to pay £10 per child per day have also been scrapped.

Cap-and-trade programs are designed to lower emissions gradually by reducing the cap and the allowances that are available.

Year by year, the percentage of allowances that will be auctioned off steadily rises, until nearly all of them are.

The plan had called for postponing about one-quarter of the allowances that would be auctioned through 2015, deferring them until 2019-20.

Universities £4.6 billion research budget is expected to be cut while Disabled Students' Allowances that cost £127 million could also be scaled back or means tested.

Lawmakers are given office budgets – known as member representational allowances –that vary based on local costs in their district and other factors.

These may come from inflated national baselines for deforestation, or allowances that permit some sorts of tree-felling to be ignored.

RGGI states said in their joint statement that they would evaluate how New Jersey's withdrawal might affect the state's carbon allowances that are currently in circulation.