Sentence examples for have allowances from inspiring English sources
He now says Ukip MEPs will decide collectively if they should have allowances audited.
The bill that passed the House in June calls for a carbon cap-and-trade regime that would require electric utilities to have allowances for every ton of carbon dioxide emitted.
There was another thing…the second half of the baby boom generation was coming of age in the early 1970s -- 18 million people had been born in 1957, which made them 16 in 1973; all of the sudden teenagers have allowances and part-time jobs and they're buying albums as never before.
Upon Sophia's birth, King George ensured his daughters and younger sons would have allowances; through a provision of Parliament, Sophia and her elder sisters each were to receive an annual income of £6,000 either upon their marriages or the king's death.
Some kids had allowances.
For example, the department has allowances for 4 doctors and 2 nurses out of 10 staff, so the department has to redistribute allowances to all in a harmonious way.
Iran can still be persuaded peacefully to ratify and implement the nuclear proliferation treaty additional protocol, while having allowance to enrich uranium for energy purposes.
"My mom and dad were very supportive of that, so in lieu of ever getting anything else -- like any time I had allowance, or during Hanukkah -- I would get cast albums".
And you have to make allowances for the antiquated technology.
But we have to make allowances for the hard of hearing.
