Sentence examples for said allowance from inspiring English sources

But others have said allowance must be made for members of the military, such as this 39-year-old veteran of "Blair's Wars", who were sent to fight for their  country and who suffered traumatic experiences.

He said allowance for demonstrations did not extend to breaking the law and the jury's task was to examine the boundary line represented by the lawful excuse and to evaluate whether the defendants had crossed the line.

Osborne said allowances for investments in plant and machinery would decline from 20%to18%8% from 2012.

In many cases, Mr. Giblen said, allowances are calculated with the assumption that a retailer will sell a certain amount.

Sir Paul found that the money claimed by Dr Fox was "not recoverable under the rules then in force", which said allowances could not be claimed on additional mortgages secured on the same property.

But Blair said allowances have to be made for the consequences of the 1994 genocide of hundreds of thousands of Tutsis and suggested that Kagame's economic record outweighed other concerns.

The EBA said allowances could be fixed remuneration – and therefore not be included in the ratio in calculating the bonus cap – if the payment was predetermined, permanent for the time of the individual holds the rule, and non-revocable.

A council spokesman said allowances had not been reviewed for four years.

The department also made "extraordinary allowances," he says, allowing her to take her children to work when necessary.

One in five foster carers surveyed by the Fostering Network, however, said their allowance did not cover the costs of caring for a child.

The Coalition and Labor politicians all said the allowance was and should be set by the remuneration tribunal and the tax rules by the tax office, both independent of politicians.