Sentence examples similar to resident allowance from inspiring English sources

We did have Sir Philip Green interested for a moment, but when he realised the filming would make him overrun his non-resident allowance and he would have to pay more tax, he turned it down.

When having high monthly allowance, resident students tended to develop AIA but commuter students did not.

For resident students, high monthly allowance was associated with higher risk of AIA (> 600 RMB/month vs < 100 RMB/month, OR: 3.60, 95% CI: 1.27-10.20).

It also accused the authority of failing to make repairs quickly and suggested that if the state paid the full "shelter allowance" for residents on public assistance, instead of a reduced rate, the deficit might all but disappear.

Around 10% of residents claim Jobseeker's Allowance; this is double the Gateshead average and is the highest figure in the borough.

The 2014 "State of the Coalfields" Sheffield Hallam University report found that 7.9percentt of the 5.5 million coalfield residents claim disability living allowance, compared to the national average of 5.6percentt.

Removing the mobility component of the disability living allowance (DLA) from residents in care homes from October 2012.

Ending the mobility component of the disability living allowance (DLA) from residents in care home from October 2012.

He gives a detailed account of two decisions: withdrawing the mobility component of the disability living allowance (DLA) from residents in care homes and taking away the employment and support allowance (ESA) after one year from one section of claimants.

Once a month, Seaport's administrators hand out about $120 in allowance money to each resident from the disability checks they control.

But a CSA at Patchwork City Farms costs $450£27070) for 18 weeks; at a weekly cost of $25, that CSA subscription would eat up most of the total allowance for a Georgia resident on food stamps – about $34 a week.