Sentence examples for hand out allowances from inspiring English sources
RBS, which is 81% owned by the taxpayer, is expected to ask for permission to pay bigger bonuses and has yet to disclose if it also intends to hand out "allowances" to senior executives to maintain their pay levels.
Emissions were flat before the scheme's introduction in 2005 (largely because manufacturing is moving out of Europe); have been flat since; and, if the European Commission accepts the national plans for handing out allowances put forward for the 2008-12 phase of the scheme, will continue flat.
Governments do not help matters by handing out allowances to polluters for free, giving them little incentive to capitalise on what are actually valuable assets.James Emanuel of Cantor CO2e points to several signs that firms are not exploiting carbon-trading opportunities to the full.
He was particularly alarmed by the way they planned to hand out co2 allowances.
The 81%-taxpayer-owned bank is keen to keep pace with rivals such as Barclays and HSBC, which are both planning to hand out new allowances, which are not classed as salary and therefore do not get included in the calculations used in the bonus cap.
According to the messages in my WhatsApp groups, the event organizer promised to use the donations to cover the dowry, marriage expenses, banquet, makeup, and even hand out some allowance money to the bride and groom.
It would hand out some emissions allowances to energy-intensive manufacturing industries, instead of auctioning 100% of them.
The European Union handed out more allowances than it should have.
They then hand out a number of allowances to each company, allotting them on the basis of past emissions.
She gets an allowance, but we don't just hand out the money.
