Sentence examples for language allowance from inspiring English sources

The Council reviewed the proposals by the Director-General, endorsed by the Finance Committee, for amendments to the Staff Regulations governing repatriation grant, language allowance and termination indemnity (CL 41/2).

The Council noted that the Director-General would submit to the next session of the Finance Committee the amount of the flat-rate language allowance which would be proposed for Rome as a result of interagency consultation.

The grant provides up to 3 years of funding at a lab in a country different from the researcher's own, with funding up to $49,800 per year covering stipend, travel, research expenses, and a one-time language-training allowance.

It confirmed the authority of the president, maintained a unicameral parliament, and affirmed Ukrainian as the state language while making allowances for the use of other languages (Russian and Crimean Tatar, for example) in areas where they were the primary languages spoken.

Students have faced of the added challenges of learning and performing in a second or foreign language with no time allowances to work on their language skills.

Those immigrants are entitled to social welfare, child benefits, integration allowances and language courses among other things.

He disapproved of the its lack of orchestra, the televoting system as well as the allowance of free language in the contest, calling it a "karaoke contest".

If someone has used swearwords for most of their lives as part of their everyday vocabulary, should they be given allowances for their language?

Those who have passed the second level of Danish language training receive an additional monthly allowance of DKK 1500 (aprox. €195).

Will require all new claimants for Jobseekers Allowance to have their English language skills assessed, with JSA then being conditional on attending language courses for those whose English is poor.

Months of public hearings on the subject in 2007 and 2008 showed that many French-speaking Quebecers felt anxious that their identity and language would be threatened by making allowances for the ways of others.