Sentence examples for its allowances from inspiring English sources

John Rowe, the chief executive of Exelon — the country's largest nuclear power company, which will profit handsomely by selling its allowances — argues that it's only fair to hit Duke and others with higher costs.

Teams get relatively few chances to play for the title (unless they inhabit the SEC, with its allowances for over-recruiting players), so it is imperative to break through when the opportunity arises.

A key carbon offsetting scheme was so open to abuse that three quarters of its allowances lacked environmental integrity, a new report says.

Each state can decide what percentage of its allowances to sell at auction and what percentage to give away to companies that are financially burdened.

Still, Northeastern and mid-Atlantic states are experimenting with a far more modest system that they cast as a success, even though its allowances are trading at or below minimum price.

Gulliver said HSBC had legal advice that showed its allowances – paid in shares, which the bank cannot claw back – met the requirements set out by the European Banking Authority.

If a new project appears to exceed its allowance, it would trigger an environmental impact report to look for ways to reduce it.

And, if the statute embraces a claim of such a character, there could not have been any valid transfer or assignment of it in advance of its allowance, which could have been made the basis of a suit by the assignee against the United States, or which would compel the government to recognize the transfer or assignment.

We cannot continue with a pocket-money parliament, which gets its allowance from Westminster and then spends it as it pleases.

And, rather than having to extract its allowance from a reluctant Congress, it will get the money from a compulsory charge on the accounting industry.

Most conservatives believe that the best way to downsize government is to take away its allowance, as Ronald Reagan once put it.