Sentence examples for control allowances from inspiring English sources

Executives view writers as unruly teen-agers; writers see executives as hysterical parents who, regrettably, still control allowances and bedtimes.

But when I look around the kitchen table I see inefficiencies and redundancies, out-of-control allowances--I see a family run like a liberal welfare scam... Let's begin with Jimmy.

Holyrood should be allowed to control attendance allowances for the ill and elderly.

The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, as the grocery chain is formally known, announced yesterday that its former auditors, Deloitte & Touche, had notified the company of a "reportable condition" related to its internal controls concerning vendor allowances.

As an effective pollution control method, emission allowance and allocation just implemented in volatile organic compounds (VOCs) control strategy of China in 2016.

Therefore, to maximize lamb crop at weaning, it is important to control the feeding allowance of ewes in early pregnancy to be similar to the maintenance requirements.

The result is unsurprising but our analyses yield considerably greater insight into the effectiveness of control strategies when allowance is made for incomplete knowledge of the infection status.

Legislation controlling minimum floor space allowances for pigs rarely allows flexibility for variations in the physical and social environment.

She added: "Now that the government is handing control of housing renewal allowances to councils, this housing scheme is something we can build on for the future".

Councillor Janine Bridges said: "Now that the government is handing control of housing renewal allowances to councils, this housing scheme is something we can build on for the future".

A much better alternative is a system of personal carbon allowances (PCAs) controlled by an independent body in much the same way that interest rates are controlled by the Bank of England.