Sentence examples for receive the allowance from inspiring English sources

In contrast, just 3% of students at the University of Glasgow receive the allowance, 3.5% at Imperial College and 4.1% at Cambridge.

If a disabled person goes back to rehabilitative work they can earn up to €350 a week and still receive the allowance.

(Claimants may not receive the allowance if they already get more in state pension).Claims for carer's allowance can already be made online: a test version is up and running.

"Those three words are the legal authority for the chairman or anyone connected therewith to receive the allowance set in the schedule," Candice Giove, a spokeswoman for the I.D.C., said.

Carney will receive the allowance as part of a generous package put together by the chancellor, George Osborne, to lure him from his current job in Ottawa as boss of the Canadian central bank.

A group of charities published a report yesterday, Don't Limit Mobility, setting out their concerns about the cut, arguing that local authorities are in no position to meet the shortfall, and warning that the impact on those who receive the allowance will be "massive", "with many left unable to afford to leave their home, and denied the independence most people take for granted".

The document said about 2,400 new prison officers, who are expected to join the selected jails during 2017-18, would be eligible to receive the allowances which will be available annually at least until March 2021.

Bethany Payne, 18, a student at the University of Exeter, receives the allowance for her repetitive strain injury.

Until February this year ministers were deemed to have their main homes in London, and received the allowance to cover the cost of visiting constituents.

The scheme for claiming the allowance, from which peers meet their subsistence and overnight accommodation costs, requires members to certify that "they are receiving the allowance in respect of parliamentary work".

The money was supposed to persuade parents who would otherwise push their offspring into low-paid manual work to direct them into training instead.Yet a study commissioned by the previous government and published just before last year's election found that only 12% of the teenagers receiving the allowance said they would not be able to attend college without it.