The screen manufacturer may also need to make allowances for the two-month channel lag during which the distributor stocks the product and trains its sales force.
One does need to make allowances, however: for supporting characters that drop suddenly and permanently from the novel, as through trapdoors, and for the conceit of Barry's deepening destitution on the road, the self-imposed nature of which keeps the stakes low.
Teachers and bus drivers may need to make allowances for access to food and beverages in the classroom and on the bus.
To obtain a closer link between SLE pathophysiology and autoimmunity to DNA and/or nucleosomes, we need to make allowances for pathophysiologically irrelevant anti-dsDNA antibodies in our current empirical approach to anti-dsDNA testing.
However, as the children were not linked to their hospital admissions the study needed to make allowances for "missing discharges" – admissions where their condition might be considered incidental to the primary reason for admission.
You will need to make allowances for the loss of light due to the extended tube unless you are using your camera's built-in light meter (most photographers do).
You also may need to make allowances for an interpreter, for example if the interpreter is not a licensed interpreter but instead a friend, family member, or someone else who signs but doesn't normally interpret.
In the future researchers and funders need to make appropriate allowance for the considerable costs of PPI; larger budgets for supportive care costs may be allocated in order to improve the response rate from people with dementia themselves.
The employer should know about any potential issues or if they will need to make any special allowances in any aspect of job.
Back when I was a kid, my parents gave me cash as part of my allowance or whenever I ever needed to make a purchase at the mall.
If the calculator indicates that you need to make changes to your withholding, you'll do so using a form W-4, Employee's Withholding Allowance Certificate.
