Sentence examples for off the allowance from inspiring English sources
As for those complaining about a burden on small businesses, read the article again: this will not cost any more - whether the mother, father or both take up to 12 months off, the allowance remains the same.
Significantly, Obama wants to auction off the allowances; this would provide fifteen billion dollars a year for developing alternative-energy sources and creating job-training programs in green technologies.
Just as your child put 10percentt off the top of the allowance into the Charity jar, now, another 15percentt goes directly into the Family Tax jar.
Separated from his wife and son, who had returned to Austria, cut off from the allowance guaranteed to him by the Treaty of Fontainebleau, and aware of rumours he was about to be banished to a remote island in the Atlantic Ocean, Napoleon escaped from Elba in the ship Swiftsure on 26 February 1815.
After that level of income, the value of the allowance tapers off.
Miter (cut off) the seam allowances at the corners so that it will turn cleanly and it won't bunch up in the corner.
But the Lieberman-Warner bill, like virtually every other cap-and-trade bill in the works, gives away only 75percentt of the allowances; the government auctions off the rest.
When his son Auberon was horribly injured while serving as a soldier in Cyprus, Evelyn chose the moment of his hospitalization to cut off the young man's allowance.
At present, only military personnel living off the posts are given housing allowance, while those on base live rent free.
To write off the account, the seller debits Allowance for Doubtful Accounts for $100 and credits Accounts Receivable for $100.
Open Europe said tonight: "Unless Clegg can show that he kept this allowance completely separate from his 'private income' by literally having two separate bank accounts and keeping the two pots of money separate … he most likely used the allowances (at the very least the daily allowance) to pay off the mortgage and to buy the house.
