Sentence examples for either allowances from inspiring English sources

Carbon credits come in two forms: either allowances, which are given away or auctioned off by the government; or offsets, which are created by reducing emissions somewhere else - by planting trees, saving endangered forest, or developing a wind farm.

This reduction generally meant that either the allowances for CMCs and collaborators had to be reduced, or the same amount had to be paid to reduced numbers.

What the two companies will learn from the test is how to set a value for either an allowance that Google might promise to Yahoo! or how to structure a revenue-sharing deal.

Either using allowance or chore money you earn, set a budget so that the toy you get will be within that amount.

What's more, you cannot carry forward unused allowances either (which let you use your annual allowance from three previous years if you haven't used them already).

If companies want to emit more than their limit, they have to buy either extra allowances from other plants, or credits from plants in the developing world that have cut their emissions.

As all are still either claiming jobseekers' allowance or are on still on their compulsory work placements, they have asked not to be identified.

That there will be some people in the age group who no longer get out-of-work benefits, but aren't in the target group for a youth allowance either?

One minute she's hugging you because you're the nicest parent in the world (you've either raised her allowance, brought her something she likes or said she can stay out all night); the next you've ruined her life and she's not speaking to you.

"Mrs Grant's constituency has been deemed by the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority [Ipsa] to be a non-London constituency and she is therefore fully entitled to use her rental accommodation allowance either in London or in the constituency".

They'd swap companionship and sex in exchange for either a clothing allowance or rent money.