Sentence examples for state allowance from inspiring English sources

He received no State allowance and started work as an ordinary clerk in the offices of Lazard Brothers, the bankers.

Points are added to your basic state allowance if you have children, have served in the army, or if you are a new Jewish migrant.

He was given a state allowance of £50,000 a year that he continued to draw long after Charlotte died in 1817.

She was right to want clarification: parliament was not keen to offer her groom either a title or a large state allowance.

All Israelis qualify for a state allowance, an add-on to the mortgage lent by the bank, but with more favourable repayment terms.

Another is to give self-employed people tax incentives to set up companies (with a minimum of paperwork) known as "Me plc", which allow them to earn up to euro25,000 taxed at a nominal rate of 10%, at the same time as collecting a state allowance that will gradually taper off over three years.

The reduced state allowances are mentioned in two sentences in George Osborne's recent statement.

The new proposals provide for able-bodied jobseekers to do regular four-week stints of manual labor, at tasks like removing graffiti, sweeping streets or gardening in public parks, as the price of retaining their state allowances — and, as the government has explained it, to learn basic disciplines like working a 9-to-5 day.

The Freedom Charter, which formed the basis of the A.N.C.'s platform and South Africa's new Constitution, declares that "higher education and technical training shall be opened to all by means of state allowances and scholarships awarded on the basis of merit".

According to a 2013 report from the National Insurance Institute, 66percentt of ultra-Orthodox Jews live below the poverty line and receive state allowances.

It is of small comfort that, simultaneously, Russia enacted a simplification of domestic adoption procedures and increased state allowances to adopting families.