Sentence examples for current allowances from inspiring English sources

The District Attorneys Association of the State of New York wrote a letter to the bar association expressing doubts about the new proposal and suggesting that current allowances for sealing conviction records — which focus largely on some drug charges and youthful offenses — may be sufficient.

In an announcement on Wednesday, military officials speaking on the condition of anonymity before Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta's planned announcement on Thursday made clear that the basic intent would be to lift most restrictions on service by women in combat roles well beyond the current allowances.

Relief at 23percentnt on the current allowance of £4,045 would add £688 to his income tax bill.

Wolff said there had been no discussion of increasing the current allowance of 100kg.

Also explain it if your current allowance does not meet your needs, they may not be aware of it if your lunch money isn't enough to cover the cost of your lunches.

He agreed with the players that they should receive more than their current travel allowances, which have not increased in 24 years.

The current personal allowance ensures that this will be the case anyway until 2020.

In most cases, he said, the current vacancy allowance is 20percentt for a two-year lease and 18percentt for a one-year lease.

In monetary terms, if you have a portfolio worth £15,240 (the current ISA allowance) you would pay £33.15 a year in fees, deducted from your investments rather you having to make subsequent cash payments.

Liberal Democrat MEP Baroness Emma Nicholson said she credited the EU for 100% of the UK's current maternity allowance and warned that she was ready to oppose Mr Bloom if he tried to dismantle it.

There is some suggestion that the Conservatives are basing their pledge on a 30-hour working week for someone on minimum wage, which is neatly just below the £10,600 current personal allowance threshold.