Sentence examples for take an allowance from inspiring English sources

Ross McEwan, the boss of RBS, was the single UK bank boss not to take an allowance last year, though he will take an allowance of £1m in shares for 2015.

In his interview Hockey also rejected the idea that he had agreed with the veteran political journalist Laurie Oakes on 10 May that taking an allowance twice was "basically fraud".

A small royalty interest in another oil investment allowed the couple to take a $733 depletion allowance, a tax break the oil and mining industries were given by Congress to compensate for the fact that minerals extracted from the ground are not replaceable.

"I want to make it clear if an agreement is reached our cabinet would take an equivalent reduction in our allowance.

James P. Hoffa, the Teamsters' president, has fired his chief of staff, Carlow Scalf, after Mr. Scalf served a 60-day suspension on charges that he wrongfully took a housing allowance of $69,000 over three years, the union said.

Taking a 15% allowance for non-response, missed cases and out migration, the final sample size was determined at 328.

It could take a lot of allowances from parents if you don't.

If your parents don't agree to give you an allowance, then take a look at some of these pages for ideas on how to earn your own money How to Make Money (for teenagers) How to Make Money As a Teen by Working for Yourself.

Listening to the radio, watching YouTube videos, or other things that consume a lot of data transfer will dive in and take a punch into your allowance.

"We could either run for a $30,000 allowance, or take a shot here and maybe pick up second or third".

Sanction a mother's jobseeker's allowance or take a father's sickness benefit after declaring them "fit for work" and their children suffer too.