Sentence examples for alternative allowance from inspiring English sources

This paper examines the implications of alternative allowance allocation designs for industry profits and GDP under a federal cap-and-trade program to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

It is viewed as a possible substitute for public assistance or as an alternative to family allowances.

Mr. Doniger suggested a fourth alternative: give customers the allowances, and make companies buy from them.

Interpersonally, modulated clauses are less imposing as they ground the demand in the subjectivity of the speaker and make allowance for alternatives.

"The proposals will in fact go further than salary sacrifice, and are intended to apply wherever a benefit has been obtained instead of cash in any circumstances including, for example, cash alternatives, flexible benefit allowances and simple trading-up of benefits," Groom said.

Clegg suggested that the proposed Institute for Fiscal Studies alternative to increasing the tax allowance would not help someone earning £12,500.

Hence DSP is not only replacing a greater percentage of low skilled workers' wage earnings but is an increasingly attractive alternative to Australia's Newstart Allowance social minimum benefit guarantee.

One alternative approach is an import allowance requirement, whereby imports of highly carbon-intensive goods (in terms of their manufacture) must hold allowances for the U.S. cap-and-trade system, mirroring requirements on U.S. sources, if those imports come from countries which have not taken comparable climate policy actions.

* An allowance for fixing the alternative minimum tax.

Previous studies of health economics focused on single treatments without allowance for repeat or alternative treatment and provided only limited cost breakdown and sensitivity analysis, restricting generalisability across healthcare systems.

Quine (1954) used the label "inclusive" to refer to alternatives to quantificational logic that make allowance for such a model.