Sentence examples for more generous allowances from inspiring English sources

A few budget carriers are offering more generous allowances: JetBlue allows up to 70 pounds a bag for two bags, while Southwest allows up to three bags at the 50-pound limit.

Development experts working in low-income nations get their daily subsistence allowance adjusted to the costs of each location with much more generous allowances for cities.

I was then told that this is a new "FAA regulation" but I doubt that's true, since some airlines still have more generous allowances.

These perks range from generous six-figure salaries to even more generous allowances for multiple offices, staff salaries and related office expenses including travel, furniture and constituent mailings, as well as top-of-the-line health coverage and retirement plans and a three-day work week.

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.

Although pensioners gain from these more generous tax allowances, anyone with income above £19,500 will have their extra allowance cut by £1 for every £2 of income above the threshold until their allowance equates with the normal tax allowance of #163 4,895.

Although the cap, together with much more generous capital allowances, does not apply until 2016, councils are being urged to encourage people to get assessments this year to avoid lengthy queues next spring.

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.

If Colwell's hopes for the 2005 NSF budget come true, NSF fellows will also get more generous research allowances.

"The withdrawal of the more generous personal allowances for the over 65s will affect 330,000 existing pensioners in Scotland.

The poll covered people in retirement or on days off from work, meaning the averages are skewed by countries with more generous holiday allowances or earlier retirement ages.