Sentence examples for strict allowance from inspiring English sources

He undermined her every attempt to find other employment, then kept her on a strict allowance rather than allow her access to marital funds.

"The guys going home at 5 30, their wives control their purse strings — they're on a strict allowance," he said.

Marie-Laure's romance with Markevitch, who was suspected by friends of having occasionally added zeros to the checks she gave him, impelled her family to put her on a strict allowance.

iPads have little to no known malware, no bloatware to make a machine run slower, strict allowances for utilizing standing system resources and known hardware.

Other actions that have helped keep the amount of data low on the fast, but expensive parallel storage system at UPPMAX have been the implementation of more strict policies for allowances, cleaning up of temporary data, compressing files in inefficient file formats like raw text, and an increased use of the SweStore national storage.

It says it pays its staff "an hourly rate together with an allowance for strict adherence to quality and procedures, which ensures controls are followed".

They have a strict seven-minute time allowance per patient so make sure you get a double appointment to discuss your options in full.

Unfortunately, according to Brandner, European inmates are usually quite popular with the other cons, and guards usually tend to be less strict with them, making allowances for the fact that non-Chinese prisoners are often ignorant to Chinese codes of conduct.

Elizabethan printers clearly had little regard for strict textual accuracy, so that allowance must be made not only for error but for deliberate alteration by compositors; thus the textual criticism of 16th- and 17th-century books must include a study of the practices of early printers.

Also, due to the conditions of the labor market compared to the demand in developed countries, governments may make allowances to their strict policies regarding the type of and number of professionals they will allow into their country [ 29].

Critics of strict mandatory sentencing caution that allowances must be made for unwitting violations.