Sentence examples for reasonable allowance for from inspiring English sources

A reasonable allowance for books and educational materials.

by refunding the purchase price, less a reasonable allowance for depreciation.

for a vehicle, refund the purchase price, less a reasonable allowance for depreciation.

The most important feature of the agreement was that it granted freedom of action to Great Britain in Egypt and to France in Morocco (with the proviso that France's eventual dispositions for Morocco include reasonable allowance for Spain's interests there).

The Carbons fell outside of my "reasonable allowance for headset differences" range; as soon as I put on another headset to compare, I found myself thinking "oh yeah, that's how that gun is supposed to sound".

There is no definition in the law or Treasury Regulations for a "reasonable allowance for salaries".

(B) Begins to pass through without delay all payments it receives on its asset obligations (less reasonable allowances for expenses) as principal payments on its liability obligations in proportion to the adjusted issue prices of the liability obligations.

However the question of if and how to provide a reasonable allowance in cash for 'lengthy' research activities (either in homes or away from them) was highly complex, given the different types of income generation people have, diverse incomes and the different approaches research staff took to the issues.

Driveaways can be completely free: you pick up the car with a full tank and can often be given a reasonable fuel allowance for the journey.

The model makes some reasonable systematic allowance for travellers' route choices by encouraging congestion-reducing route choices in the future; the model (in generating signal timings) maximises network capacity (taking account of route choices) when queueing is vertical.

Other exceptions include an allowance for ISPs to predict periods of peak demand and introduce "reasonable traffic management measures", and to group some services into traffic "classes", which can be sped up or slowed down at will.