Sentence examples for conditional allowance from inspiring English sources

A number of factors can call the independence property into question theoretically, including market power, transaction costs, non-cost-minimizing behavior, and conditional allowance allocations.

But tougher austerity measures applied elsewhere in Europe, like freezing public pay or making generous family allowances conditional on means-testing, are fraught with political danger.

Jobseeker's Allowance is a conditional cash benefit available in Britain to unemployed individuals who are actively seeking work.

For the United Kingdom, evaluations of the pilot implementation of a means tested conditional cash transfer (Educational Maintenance Allowances (EMAs)) paid to the student show relatively large changes in participation in post-compulsory education in the ' treated' group, particularly for those with the lowest prior achievement ((Dearden et al. (2009)).

The jobseeker's allowance, for example, is conditional on not working (or having a limited number of hours).

In this paper, we estimate the impact on female labor force participation of a massive conditional cash transfer program—Universal Child Allowance, AUH launched in Argentina in 2009.

The jobseekers' allowance needs to become more conditional.

Should parents make the payment of pocket money conditional on certain behaviour, or should a weekly allowance be given with no strings attached?

Brazil's social democratic government has successfully reduced poverty with the so-called "Bolsa Família" payment or "family allowance" – effectively child benefit which is conditional on educational attendance.

This is based on a simple cost-benefit trade-off; as the returns to increased allowance rates increases, governors will optimize conditional on the penalty level and the more information a governor has about the targeted allowance rate of the SSA (and thus the degree to which they risk detection for deviating), the greater is the increased allowance rate.

In the UK, the Educational Maintenance Allowances (EMA's) provided a sizeable means tested cash benefit conditional on participation in education (Dearden et al. 2009).