Sentence examples for overseas allowance from inspiring English sources

Her pay includes a clothing allowance of $25,000, $4m compensation for missing out on incentive schemes at Liz Claiborne and an annual "overseas allowance" of $610,000 for moving across the Atlantic.

Burberry has shown how much it wants Ahrendts: she will get $1.3m£744,00000) annual base pay; up to $1.95m a year in performance bonuses; $4m over two years for the loss of incentives at Liz Claiborne; a $25,000 clothing allowance; an "overseas allowance" of $610,000 and $390,000 a year in pension contributions.

Bailey, who keeps his role as creative head of the luxury fashion house, took over this month from US chief executive Angela Ahrendts, who controversially received a £387,000 annual cash perk to cover the cost of her car, driver, Burberry clothing and other costs described as an "overseas allowance".

The award covers full tuition fees, computer allowance, annual book and conference allowance, monthly sustenance allowance, monthly overseas allowance, and annual return airfares, where applicable.

The award includes full tuition fees; an annual book and conference allowance; a monthly sustenance allowance; annual return airfares; allowance for computer, clothing, and settling-in; and a monthly overseas allowance, where applicable.

The award includes full tuition fees; an annual book and conference allowance; a monthly sustenance allowance; a monthly overseas allowance; annual return airfare; and computer, warm clothing, and settling-in allowances.

"Surrender by EU ETS operators of overseas allowances and Kyoto project credits should count towards the achievement of the 2010 goal.

The effect of the American paid overseas allowances was to more than double the pay of the Thai troops in Vietnam.

A Thai private who received a base pay of $26 a month, for example, received $39 in over seas allowances, and a major with a base pay of $98 was given $180 in overseas allow ances.

The Secretary of Defense may prescribe an overseas basic allowance for housing for a member of a uniformed service who is on duty outside of the United States.

That includes travel allowance, overseas travel, domestic scheduled fares, charter fares and car costs.