Sentence examples for the allowance from from inspiring English sources

The allowance from the first partner to die is transferred to the second partner only after the second partner's death.

He had already been delighted at previously announced rise in the allowance from £25,000 to £250,000.

Establish some ground rules; perhaps any bailout comes in the form of a loan or out of the allowance from a future month or semester.

Pressed on the issue at prime minister's questions, Cameron quipped that Labour had promised to fund the allowance "from savings we've made from our success in reducing debt".

He added: "We will make sure those who choose to downsize do not lose any of the allowance from the property they used to own".

The first increase in the allowance, from £6,475 to £7,475, was announced in the 2010 Budget and is set to rise again to £8,105 in April.

Second, for manufacturing comparisons according to the pant style, the seam allowance from the back crotch line to the waistline showed that suit pants had varied seam allowance throughout the pant, while casual pants had the same seam allowance throughout the pant.

Why won't you remove the winter allowance from the richest 5% of pensioners?

The rise in the personal allowance from £8,105 to £9,440 gives the average taxpayer a £267 gain (it was originally going to be £220, hence the £47 extra referred to by Osborne).

But with the king's death went the personal allowance from him agreed to at the time of the abdication.

We agree to announce in the first budget a substantial increase in the personal allowance from April 2011, with the benefits focused on those with lower and middle incomes.