Sentence examples for more allowances than from inspiring English sources

"Governments under pressure from industry – the worst example is Germany – gave away far more allowances than industry actually needed".

Enterprises fuelled by coal generally need to buy more allowances than those using gas, because their CO2 emissions are higher.

The ruling by the European Court of First Instance is a blow to the commission, the European Union's executive body, which has sought strict quotas to stop governments from giving more allowances to favored industries than necessary to meet pollution targets.

The deal was agreed in 'trilogue' negotiations between the EU's parliament, commission and member states after wealthier EU countries agreed to commit more allowances to the reserve than poorer ones.

They are asking for more free allowances than the modest number the program already provides.

But when electricity generators cut emissions under the renewables programme, they end up with more ETS allowances than they need.

Then use your steam iron to press the raw edges into creases, leaving more allowance for the outer layer than for the lining, and finally turn the assembled pieces inside out, wrong side to wrong side, matching the creased edges of the armholes and trimming the seam allowances to one quarter inch(1/4").

The action in Albany, while disappointing to many county officials, still represented a far more generous allowance than the previous year, when the state lawmakers representing Westchester rejected a similar request for a sales tax increase.

Mitchell S. Steir, the chairman and chief executive of Studley, a New York brokerage firm that specializes in representing office tenants, said some sublandlords were offering more generous work allowances than many building landlords were giving to new tenants.

In one incident a nurse-midwife technician reported her intention to leave her job because she was very bitter when she discovered that other working colleagues were getting more top-up allowances than her.

However, CBO also projects firms will purchase more offsets and emissions allowances than they need to cover their emissions in the early years of the program [p. 15].