Sentence examples for dependent on allowance from inspiring English sources

Being in status incongruence entails a discrepancy in one's status positions; for instance, having a high education but a low-status job or, as in the present study, not being able to cope with working due to illness and becoming dependent on allowance.

Harry's daughter Annabelle (Efrat Dor) is a neurotic thirtysomething still dependent on an allowance from Harry for her analyst's bills.

In London and other large cities where there is a large market of tenants who are not dependent on the allowance, growing numbers of private landlords are simply avoiding housing benefit lets.

The young have the most to fear, this line especially: "We will replace out-of-work benefits for 18- to 21-year-olds with a new Youth Allowance dependent on recipients being in training and targeted at those who need it most".

Melman writes that the family spent nine months living in tents, dependent on UNRWA for an allowance of oil, rice and potatoes.

He is also completely dependent on DLA and Employment Support Allowance (ESA).

Waugh was at this time dependent on a £4-a-week allowance from his father, and the small sums he could earn from book reviewing and journalism.

Labour will take young people out of the benefits system altogether, but their new youth allowance would be dependent on taking up training courses.

The fact is eligibility for employment and support allowance is not dependent on the area where a claimant lives, but rather on the effect a person's health condition or disability has on their ability to work".

Wallon also points to an allowance for each dependent on top of the basic salary.

You are also entitled to one allowance for your spouse (line C) and one allowance for each dependent you report on your tax return (line D).