Sentence examples for allowances will be given from inspiring English sources

Similar handouts, which have become known in the City as "allowances", will be given to about 1,000 staff at Barclays and some 75 bankers at Lloyds.

At the MIT forum, Congressman Markey said that to protect these industries, some of the allowances will be given away rather than auctioned off.

"We've got a lot of young players who will find their feet, but when you start a new job and move up you have to adapt to your new environment quickly because no allowances will be given".

This 17% is drastically different from the suggestions that 70%, 80%, or more of the allowances will be given freely to private industry in a "massive corporate give-away".

These CHW will not be given salaries but "funds will be made available to enable them to carry out their assigned activities" i.e. "enablers" such as free drugs, food packages, travel and transport allowances will be given.

At the outset, most businesses will be given free allowances that cover roughly 90 percent of their emissions.

But industries, like cement production, that are most likely to pull out of California and set up shop elsewhere as a result of the rules will be given 100 percent of allowances free.

If staff choose to sell their own homes, they will be given a taxable allowance of 10% of their salary.

Refugees will be given a weekly allowance of 100 Kina ($46), "more than Papua New Guineans receive from their government", and "enough food to cook for yourself", according to the text of the speech.

The benefit cap will be cut to £23,000 and those aged 18-21 will be given a maximum of six months Job Seeker's Allowance if the Conservatives win an outright majority in the next election, George Osborne has said.

By awarding a similar "allowance" to Horta-Osorio, Lloyds will be giving the impression that the government is endorsing such ways to sidestep the bonus cap, as the bank is 33% owned by the taxpayer.