Sentence examples for allowances up from inspiring English sources

Under Phase 2 of the EUETS, which runs from 2008 to 2012, countries are allowed to auction their allowances, up to a limit of 10%.

Thursday's auction sold more than 12,500,000 allowances--all of the allowances up for bidding.

Morris said: "Without exception, in aggregate, each manufacturing sector in the ETS is currently oversupplied with free allowances, and manufacturing sectors are likely to accrue even more allowances up to 2020".

Having to pay for emission allowances up front in an auction, as you suggest, while also having to pay for these new plants would be a double blow for customers.Auctioning emission allowances at an average price of $20 a ton, as proposed recently by the White House Office of Management and Budget, would have caused rates to rise immediately and increased customers' bills.

The money will go to the six states that put allowances up for bidding: Connecticut, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Vermont.

You can split the allowance up as you like, subject to the £5,640 cash Isa limit.

In 2002, men used 15% of the parental allowance, up from 12% in the year 2000.

A cap on the total emissions allowed within the scheme is set, and allowances adding up to the cap are provided to the companies regulated by the scheme.

In targeted areas the government will offer new businesses allowances of up to £55,000 ($89,000) a year to rent premises.

The allowances go up for next year's ISA allowance; from 6 April you'll be able to save £5,640 a year in a cash ISA.

O'Connor said people had every right to be worried that penalty rates and allowances were up for grabs.