Sentence examples for rules for allowances from inspiring English sources

The Green Book which lays out the rules for allowances says that expenses claimed must be "wholly, exclusively and necessarily incurred for the purposes of performing your parliamentary duties".

More important, they proposed to tighten the rules for allocating pollution allowances to make emitters pay the government for these allowances instead of getting them for free.

The rules for second-home allowances have long been interpreted extremely generously.

Alan Travis Behind the innocuous-sounding "alignment of rules" for disability living allowance lies a huge cut in income for thousands of disabled people who live in residential care.

Can you tell me about the rules for that kind of allowance?" The study team and interview participants sometimes used the more general term 'allowance' when referring to prospectively determined daily allowances or 'per diems', the focus of this article.

Uefa's financial fair play rules make allowance for infrastructure spending on capital projects like stadiums and training grounds.

The Government's new rules for those claiming jobseeker's allowance come in to force today – along with a few more surprises to "encourage" people to find their way back into employment.

The report also criticised changes in the eligibility rules for benefits, sanctions of jobseekers' allowance and delays in benefits being paid.

She was claiming Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) and received Disability Living Allowance (DLA) under the special rules for someone who was medically assessed as terminally ill.

The payment process for allowances such as on-call allowance, overtime allowance, leave allowance and subsistence allowance given to newly employed health workers were reported to not be transparent and fair.

Nevertheless, for a well-conducted poll, the following rule-of-thumb allowances for chance and error are helpful.