Sentence examples for introduction allowance from inspiring English sources

The start assistance and low introduction allowance were immediately abolished.

Consequently, the former institutional spill-over mechanism from social assistance to the introduction allowance was eliminated.

Already in 2002, a so-called 'start assistance' or 'introduction allowance' (paid amount is the same) was introduced, which was to replace the former introduction allowance (equivalent to social assistance) for newly arrived immigrants.

Hence, as mentioned above, Denmark already introduced an introduction allowance with a strong emphasis on conditionality in 1999.

The municipal authorities were also responsible for setting the introduction allowance and decide whether or not to punish a lack of active participation.

Already in 1993, the first version of an introduction allowance was launched in Sweden, which became the first country to implement such an allowance.

In Kenya, the introduction of allowances reduced the migration of nurses, but was not sufficient to reduce exitse of medical doctors and community nurses.

Transnational policy learning mechanisms can therefore help explaining why the introduction programme and allowance introduced in Norway in 2004 in many ways follows the same line as the Danish variant with respect to the emphasis on conditionality.

He welcomes the Total Cost Of Motoring service but says it should come with a "health warning", citing the unpredictability of events such as the demise of Saab and the introduction of scrappage allowance.

A major innovation came in Belgium (1930) and France (1932) with the introduction of family allowances, although New Zealand had introduced a limited means-tested scheme in 1927.

The IFS was highly critical of the chancellor's spending promises, including the freeze on fuel duty, introduction of marriage allowances, national insurance cut and cuts in business rates, which will cost £2.5bn, without concrete plans to fund them.