Sentence examples similar to lodging allocation from inspiring English sources
By law a French worker is paid full wages for his one month's holiday; a worker who has been fed and lodged through the year also gets a small allocation for food & lodging while on vacation.
The New Yorker, September 29 , 1975P. 109 By law a French worker is paid full wages for his one month's holiday; a worker who has been fed and lodged through the year also gets a small allocation for food & lodging while on vacation.
By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, September 29 , 1975P. 109 By law a French worker is paid full wages for his one month's holiday; a worker who has been fed and lodged through the year also gets a small allocation for food & lodging while on vacation.
The Green party has lodged an appeal against the allocation in England and there is now a formal process to hear their arguments".
Among the provisions listed the U.S. could intervene to maintain Cuban independence, would not allow for treaties that would enable other countries to lodge military bases there, and the allocation of rental land for a U.S. naval base.
The Princetonian editorially congratulated the new Wilson Lodge pioneers and the clubs who volunteered allocation slots under duress, but added, "What does it all mean?" This profoundly uneasy social state held on remarkably; it took the second shoe 10 years to drop.
Bolton fielded 6,000 enquiries and lodged a formal protest about the inadequacy of their allocation.
Appeals had to be lodged within 28 days of the notification of quota allocation to the fisher, or for anyone not receiving an allocation that felt they should have, within 28 days of the publication of allocations for their area.
In our analysis we argue that such architecture: a) works well with the "consistency mechanism"; b) provides guarantees to data subjects for a clear allocation of powers (legal certainty); and c) is not at odds with the complaint lodging procedure.
