Sentence examples for and allowances of from inspiring English sources

Since Bratz were introduced last year by MGA Entertainment, a toy maker near Los Angeles, a raft of competitors have hit the shelves to vie for the hearts and allowances of 8- to 12-year-olds.

"Directly elected PCCs [police and crime commissioners] are rightly responsible for decisions about the pay and allowances of their chief officers, and we are clear that these should be transparent and open to scrutiny by the communities they serve.

While Manhattan office rents have indeed risen since the recession and leasing activity has picked up, tenants can still command several months of free rent and allowances of many dollars a square foot in improvements to their space.

The pay and allowances of defense personnel are consumed within the year; that is, they spend their wages, allowances, and pensions on consumer goods and, in so doing, add to total demand in the economy.

The annual salary of backbenchers will jump by 17% to £64,000, it was confirmed on Friday by the independent body that sets the pay and allowances of assembly members (AMs).

Brown also discloses that he wants the expenses and allowances of peers to be under the supervision of the new Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority (Ipsa) in the same way as MPs.

The search parameters were defined as follows: database, SwissProt; taxonomy, Fungi; enzyme, trypsin; and allowance of one missed cleavage.

Salaries and allowance of kindergarten and daycare center teachers are sufficient.

This technique can substantially improve results because of its reliable fixation and allowance of early joint motion.

Revised eligibility criteria included an age expansion from previously 13-18 to 13-24 and allowance of general, non-depression specific, counselling.

For protein searches, monoisotopic masses were used, considering a peptide tolerance of 150 ppm and allowance of one missed cleavage.