Sentence examples for allowances that can be from inspiring English sources

The state will create a reserve fund of allowances that can be distributed at a pre-set price to counteract sudden market spikes in the cost of these permits.

That takes the form of a reserve pool of allowances that can be drawn on if prices exceed set levels: $4 in 2014, increasing $2 a year through 2017.

"I am also doubling the value of caring allowances that can be claimed to encourage increased participation by those with caring responsibilities," Mr Durkan added.

At least for now, it's still a better deal than competitors like Sinemia ($3.99 a month for one ticket; $13.99 for three) or Cinemark ($9 a month for a single ticket, but allowances that can be used to claim unused credits later).

Sweden has pioneered a parental allowance that can be drawn by the father as well as the mother to encourage fathers to take their turn in staying at home to look after the young child.

The party does have policies, but no memorable, signature policy – equivalent to the Lib Dems' mansion tax or tax allowance rise – that can be used to sell the party on the doorstep.

Housing allowances are vouchers that can be used in any place and do not require any direct contract with a landlord.

The Tories have said that their pledge to raise the personal allowance – the amount that can be earned before becoming liable for income tax – from £10,500 today to £12,500 by 2020 will cost £6bn, while lifting the 40p tax threshold to £50,000 by 2020 would cost another £1.2bn.

From cricket, when factoring in touring fees, allowances and match fees that can be doubled by winning, Clare Connor, the former England captain and now the England and Wales Cricket Board's director of women's cricket, reckons that for 100 days pro-rata, the top players' earnings are more than in any other female team sport in the UK.

He says the cut in the lifetime allowance – the maximum amount that can be saved into a pension – from £1.25m to £1m from April 2016 that was announced in the March budget is "a worry for me – and not just me, but an awful lot of people".

New York, which currently auctions 97percentt of its 64 million allowances and sets aside 3percentthatat can be given away, sells a higher proportion than most other RGGI states.