Sentence examples for limited allowances from inspiring English sources

There were bills to create limited allowances for abortion, but Brydges made sure that what came to a vote was a bill for out-and-out pure repeal, full legalization, no restrictions.

In Guinea Bissau, salaries are comparatively low and compressed (between USD315 and 344), and there are limited allowances, negligible pension schemes and little government support for the private sector in the country's insecure business environment.

ANSI/AISC and Brazilian codes have limited allowance for concrete confinement, and become very conservative for short columns.

Another popular proposal to limit carbon emissions is a cap-and-trade system, under which carbon emissions are limited and allowances are bought and sold in the marketplace.

Up to now, there have been partnerships in emerging markets like Turkey to make Twitter a zero-rated data service to encourage more tweeting on mobile devices from users who might otherwise not want to spend limited data allowances to do so.

Often schools have limited time allowances for physical education and inadequate funding for physical exercise equipment [ 38].

Without any statutory minimum limits, allowances can be as low and excess penalties as high as airlines want.

I believe most U.S. multinationals would accept base-broadening measures such as limiting depreciation allowances and closing tax loopholes if it meant the overall corporate tax system was fairer, more efficient and more transparent.

Up to 30,000 young people will be hit by the removal of housing benefit from those aged from 18 to 21 who will see their jobseeker's allowance replaced by an allowance limited to six months.

Jobseeker's Allowance for 18- 21-year-olds would be replaced with a Youth Allowance limited to six months.

During Ms. Cruz's testimony, prosecutors showed her a copy of Mr. Espada's most recent salary contract, which included provisions that limited the daily allowance, or per diem, to travel expenses.