Just because I was there I spoiled something, a self-allowance beyond normal behavior.
And despite a self-deprecating allowance for her status as a university type, she shows the campus-activist faith that there is no evil that cannot be cured by a workshop.
State pension for my wife and self, plus attendance allowance, brings us several hundred pounds a month.
The calculated non-dimensional time-averaged transverse velocity profiles showed self-similarity, when allowance was made for the false origin of the shear layer, in agreement with the measured results.
And this is what Fusselman loves most about the park: its embrace of a "full and complete allowance of self, including all the ineptness, failure, and possibility of death, because it is understood that only with this allowance do we have the capacity to be great".
(Recalling a lesbian novel she disliked, Renault wrote of its "impermissible allowance of self-pity" and "earnest humourlessness").
It's not that they are so wedded to their careers they feel they can't take a break – they simply can't afford to live on the current self-employed state maternity allowance (MA) of £138.18 a week.
It has often been mocked: Terry Castle says that "like many bookish lesbians I seem to have spent much of my adult life making jokes about it", and Mary Renault, who read it in 1938, remembered laughing at its "earnest humourlessness" and "impermissible allowance of self-pity".
As part of a comprehensive financial and social support system, the government offered an allowance to self-employed persons to compensate for part of their lost income and to establishments with affected employees.
Press seam allowance open.
An allowance might foster self-sufficiency, Lea says, but it might discourage cooperation at the same time.
