Sentence examples for paid allowance from inspiring English sources

With no paid allowance at all in Australia and America, employers often have to pick up the slack.

Since March this year it has paid allowances to everyone with a child under six.

Maybe because they were busy or they did not receive our invitation or they wanted to be paid allowances.

The ZANARA-CRAIDS 2006 Annual Report [ 60] stated that trained volunteers were unwilling to participate in outreach programmes without being paid allowances.

Barclays top bankers will benefit from an additional "role-based" pay allowance on top of their salaries and bonuses.

The majority of schemes cover only employed persons, but a minority, particularly to be found in industrialized countries, pay allowances to all residents.

Michel Barnier, a vice-president of the European commission, with responsibility for financial services, said there could be "a coordinated policy response" to banks that dodge the EU bonus cap by paying allowances to their top staff.

Platini joined the Fifa executive committee, which pays allowances, the year he stopped working for Fifa full-time, 2002, and worked in other football advisory roles until he was elected Uefa president in 2007.

New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner's father was so opposed to paying allowances to his children that young George had to sell eggs from the family chicken farm to his rural Ohio neighbors.

The Health System's failure to regularly pay allowances also dissatisfied CHAs.

The perceived lack of transparency particularly in paying allowances created a feeling of unfairness among health workers in the district.