Sentence examples for fewer allowances from inspiring English sources

Executives want fewer allowances for coal.

The commuting trend is particularly common in Europe: a banker from Vienna, for instance, may spend Monday to Friday working in Dresden and then fly home at the weekend.Although salaries paid to those working abroad may have kept pace with inflation, consultants say there are typically fewer allowances offered than in the past.

Compared with grandfathering, many fewer allowances are allocated to high-emission units under benchmarking, which alters their emission balance from surplus to shortage.

The Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), a consortium of 10 northeastern and mid-Atlantic states that organized the event, is counting on the strategy to reduce their power industries' carbon emissions by 10% by 2018, by selling fewer allowances each year.

The workplace makes few allowances for women who want to take a career break.

Few allowances exist, apparently, for a tenant present before the creation.

Male-dominated systems minimise the qualifications of women and make few allowances for the asymmetries in child-rearing.

The ballets, also performed with different casts on Saturday afternoon and evening, made few allowances for youth and nerves.

And teachers make few allowances for those slacking in class, not understanding that three hours' sleep would make any class difficult.

The uncompromising Mayer makes few allowances for amateurs; if you can't keep up with him, it's your problem, not his.

In the United States, when a child murders a classmate or a family member, the criminal-justice system makes few allowances for youth.