Sentence examples similar to reluctant allowance from inspiring English sources
And, rather than having to extract its allowance from a reluctant Congress, it will get the money from a compulsory charge on the accounting industry.
But one of the surprising features of Barack Obama's proposed budget is how little it reduces military spending (and Republicans seem just as reluctant to cut the Pentagon's allowance).
Clegg also feared that private sector landlords in areas of high unemployment would be reluctant to rent to jobseeker's allowance claimants if their housing benefit income was at risk of being reduced.
Clegg feared that private sector landlords might be reluctant to rent to jobseeker's allowance claimants if their housing benefit was at risk, and the following spring the plans were dropped.
It should be stressed that therapeutic studies on animals sometimes involve the application of high doses of anti-oxidants exceeding recommended human allowances that clinical researchers are reluctant to use in trials.
In Tanzania, untrained health workers were sometimes said to be reluctant to learn from their peers, due to resentment over the allowances attached to the standard training and the lack of transparency in the process of selecting trainees.
Dilara's father is reluctant to register his daughter as a child with a disability and apply for disability allowance, as he does not want to label her as a 'disabled' being afraid of the social stigma.
