Sentence examples similar to rare allowance from inspiring English sources
The "spousal refusal" allowance has been that rare and wonderful example of a state policy that works well.
Allowances are just as rare, with secure monthly payments of thousands essentially relics of when sugaring wasn't the buyers' market it is today.
Pactics, a Belgian-run company that is the world's largest maker of microfiber sleeves for luxury sunglasses, has introduced employee benefits that were previously rare in Cambodia, like medical insurance, accident insurance, education allowances and free lunches.
Delayed antibiotic prescribing was very rare and guidelines and performance measures make no distinction or allowance for delayed antibiotic prescribing [ 1- 3].
Acute deficiencies of vitamins and minerals are rare in developed countries, but suboptimal nutrient intake — less than the recommended daily allowance (RDA) — is a widespread problem.
There's a freedom in it, an allowance to voice issues without consequences, which, turns out, is super rare to be able to do.
The 20s are a rare opportunity to be as selfish as an 8-year-old, but with a heftier allowance and your own rules.
"Nobody wants the child-care allowance," opposition parties wrote in a petition put forward on Wednesday in a rare show of unity that sought to persuade lawmakers to reject the bill.
In rare cases, they will advance the family up to four months' rent, a one-month security deposit, a furniture allowance and a broker's fee.
In a rare move for a Japanese company, the Sony Corporation said that it would disclose data on salaries and retirement allowances paid to its board members.
