Sentence examples for allowances which are from inspiring English sources

US citizens working in Japan are allowed to receive very generous housing allowances which are not counted as income for US tax purposes.

"In general these allowances which are paid as fixed amounts in addition to the base salary as considered by institutions as fixed remuneration.

Councils said the move was inevitable because there was virtually no suitable private rented temporary accommodation for larger families in London that was affordable within government-imposed housing benefit allowances, which are capped at £400 a week.

But the prices of these allowances, which are traded by manufacturers and financial institutions, have plummeted to about €5 a ton, compared with €7 a ton a year ago and around €25 per ton in 2008.

Meanwhile, Labour has claimed that education maintenance allowances, which are currently paid to 600,000 teenagers in English sixth forms and colleges, are to be scaled back in the spending review.

This is alongside the increase in the national living wage and personal tax allowances which are helping to move us to a higher wage, lower tax, lower welfare society".

The protesters are also attacking the removal of education maintenance allowances, which were used to help keep students in sixth forms and further education colleges.

Participants were offered the opportunity to contribute to climate protection by purchasing European Union Allowances which were then withdrawn from the European Emissions Trading Scheme.

Health workers were getting incentives like transport allowances which were stopped with the removal of fees".

(Health worker) Furthermore, DFF freed up user fee revenue to pay sitting allowances, which was also said to have improved HFC activity.

The BIFMA (2002) standard includes shoe allowance, clearance allowance, and clothing allowance, which are 1, 5 and 0.5 in., respectively.