Sentence examples for liberal allowance from inspiring English sources

His mother was the daughter of a rather more prosperous Jewish businessman who kept the family afloat and paid Freddie's tuition and liberal allowance.

Bloomberg chaired the Climate Leadership Group, an effort to reduce carbon emissions in fifty-eight of the world's largest cities; he spoke at the World Bank in Washington, D.C., about bringing down the number of traffic injuries around the globe; and he became a leading voice on immigration reform, arguing for a more liberal allowance of visas for skilled workers.

Thirdly, a novel DSM is established by making a liberal allowance for the dynamic evolution behaviors of the TVMFF channel and PU state.

This is within touching distance of delivering the commitment on the front page of the Liberal Democrat manifesto to raise the tax free allowance to £10,000.

Of course, in this instance they were all for Franklin D. Roosevelt Electors get no pay, but they do get liberal expense allowances, which this year they turned over to Mr. Roosevelt's Warm Springs Foundation.

"When the Conservatives demanded to introduce their allowance, Liberal Democrats said that it was a needless gimmick," he said.

But carriers have this year introduced caps on monthly data use, limiting customers to significantly less than their liberal "fair use" allowances.

Although to their credit France is more liberal in their naming allowances than many of their neighbors, seemingly rejecting far fewer novel choices than, say, Denmark.

More liberal than Malherbe, he made allowance for that intangible element ("le je ne sais quoi") that rules cannot produce.

Now, it will hit £10,800 in 2016-17 and £11,000 the year after, contributing £80 to most pay packets.A Liberal Democrat idea, raising the allowance is popular: one poll puts support for it at 83%.

In the mid-1800s, after leaving the Bell Inn of Gloucester, the Scottish writer Thomas Carlyle complained: "The dirty scrub of a waiter grumbled about his allowance, which I reckoned liberal.