Sentence examples for earliest allowable from inspiring English sources
That made the earliest allowable finish 10.30pm; the latest was 9am the next day.
Also a first for this election cycle, over twenty states (the list is slightly different for Democrats and Republicans) shove to the front of the line, in the earliest allowable date for primaries under party rules (after the front four).
The provisions of this Reorganization Plan shall become effective at such time or times, on or before April 1 , 1979 as the President shall specify, but not sooner than the earliest time allowable under Section 906 of Title 5, United States Code.
In a recent article about comprehensive retirement strategies, Lisa Barram said, "The majority of Americans who receive social security benefits do not receive anything close to their maximum benefit, often because they elect to file for benefits at the earliest age allowable".
In many other countries, allowable levels are even higher.
These credits and other possible allowable credits are covered in IRS Publication 17. Additions to the tax include self-employment tax based on self-employment income and early withdrawal of funds from IRA plans and other qualified retirement accounts.
Anomaly detection in time series of different earthquake precursors is an essential introduction to create an early warning system with an allowable uncertainty.
Yet in all cases, it's the out-of-equilibrium nature of the early Universe, which creates everything allowable at high energies and then cools to an unstable state, which enables the creation of more matter than antimatter.
(a) to (d) providing for services, use of funds, priority students, and allowable providers relating to early intervention.
Other courses may be allowable, by petition.
Indeed, in PD patients responding to large perturbations, the low ankle gain together with the inappropriately low scaling induces greater ankle joint torques than what is biomechanically allowable, a phenomenon that results in early onset of heel lift or stepping.
