Contextual admissions to universities Where universities, especially the high-status ones, make substantial allowances for candidates' school background; alternatively, as another method of positive discrimination, some form of a quota system.
Mr. Gibson is also expected to bear the brunt of lawyers' fees that will reach into the millions of dollars, and will provide a substantial monthly allowance for Lucia's support, according to a person who was briefed on the settlement but spoke on condition of anonymity because of sensitivity about privacy in custody cases.
The allowance for substantial heat removal and/or addition rates at the internal boundary of the catalytic film via process intensification (e.g. heat-exchanger reactors, recuperative combustors) can have significant implications on catalyst effectiveness and ignition/extinction behavior.
The court didn't say the law was bad in every case, but that its application in this case was unconstitutional because it didn't make a reasonable allowance for the "substantial burden" put on the man's ability to practice his faith.
In setting the clinically important differences, we made allowance for a possible substantial non-compliance rate.
As part of his removal from South Vietnam, the American government gave him a substantial living allowance and paid for all his children's education fees.
In addition, there is allowance for the possibility of a substantial loss to follow-up in order to ensure sufficient numbers for analyses.
While on active duty, I received medical care without any premiums or co-pays, a substantial housing allowance, a small stipend for food, and a base salary that by today's pay scale would be $5,168 a month.
I make no allowance for gender.
Yet caps make no allowance for this.
38, related to stationery allowance for House Members.
