Sentence examples for spending allowances from inspiring English sources

The G.S.A. would seem to fit the definition of an experienced bargainer, since its responsibilities include managing real estate for the government and setting the rules and daily spending allowances — per diems — on hotels and food for traveling federal government employees.

The more specific you can get about your spending allowances and savings goals the better.

Sanders, who described himself as "the most progressive member of the U.S. Senate," vowed that if elected, he would work to overturn the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision and rein in campaign spending allowances.

One has a secret trove of prewedding savings she never mentioned to her husband so she can spend beyond the jointly agreed monthly spending allowance.

A prostitute had robbed him of his $250 spending allowance as a member of the Soviet disarmament delegation, and he desperately needed cash.

A measure that must be taken up quickly is a temporary bill to fund the operations of government, because the current stopgap spending allowance runs out on Saturday.

"Consumers can load their spending allowance on to the card and feel safe in the knowledge that if they lose their card, it can be replaced without any loss of money.

The Times, picking up on Cameron's decision to lift the referendum campaign spending allowance by 40%, splashed on "Sceptics cry foul as PM raises EU poll cash limit".

When women have children and one parent, still usually the mother, sacrifices at least some earnings to maternity leave or part-time work or a less ambitious career, the notion of equality would seem to demand that both parents pool their (often different) incomes and decide on an identical spending allowance.

Users pay 45 cents per 30 seconds call time and texts messages are 24 cents each after the monthly spending allowance.

So I ditched the traditional budget, moved to a zero-sum budget and gave myself a non-essential spending allowance.