Sentence examples for allowances to make from inspiring English sources

More important, they proposed to tighten the rules for allocating pollution allowances to make emitters pay the government for these allowances instead of getting them for free.

When you're moving the cards around, you're going to have to know which allowances to make and which moves to avoid.

Once while he was at Stanford, he missed Ann so much he auctioned off his camel's hair coat to pay for a trip home to see her. (His father had cut back his allowance to make him study).

What are those forced to work unpaid for 30 hours a week for up to six months a year on workfare schemes (in order to maintain £73.10 weekly jobseeker's allowance) to make of some of the figures that bombard us daily?

She challenged my approach, helping me to think about other ways of consulting that could maintain a delicate therapeutic relationship whilst challenging patients.We both found the experience so useful that we have agreed to repeat it in future using our study leave allowance to make time.

The more they bring, the more there is to work with, and the easier it is to get the audience to make allowances — to reach the 'right' conclusion and unwittingly participate in the deception".

It means older people living in flats and who are entitled to the winter fuel allowance need to make sure they are getting their full entitlement.

(mid-level officer, Uganda) "Since allowances are meant to make you comfortable, why should it be different for a driver or a Chief Executive officer?

"Since allowances are meant to make you comfortable, why should it be different for a driver or a Chief Executive officer?

It appears that the internet giant will be in charge of interpreting exceptions that fall under that rule, so don't expect many allowances to be made.

Had we applied this process a priori we would have been able to more purposively sample; applied post hoc it at least allows allowance to be made for population differences.