Sentence examples for the allowance that from inspiring English sources

Lisbeth is a ward of the Swedish state and thus vulnerable to a guardian who inflicts sexual humiliation on her, and later a gruesome rape, in return for the allowance that's her due.

If you don't want the allowance that is included, or if you want to make it smaller or larger, you'll need to look out for this.

He is right that attitudes have changed – but that is directly linked to the impact EMA has had on low-income families, and the decision to kill the allowance that offered so many a better future will raise the barriers to participation and change attitudes right back again, especially when support to poorer families is being cut elsewhere.

In any case, rather than studying the law, as he was sent to Paris to do, he haunted the bookstalls along the Seine, buying engravings and drawings for next to nothing with the allowance that his father cut off once he learned what his son was really up to.

It can lead to deep tolerance: the allowance "that those with whom you disagree are people whom it is worthwhile to approach with rational arguments" (McKim 2001, 178) And personal tolerance of this sort, we are told, may well lead to a more tolerant and open society that will permit and even encourage a diversity of opinion on all issues, including opinions on religious matters.

This involves dividing the allowance that some part of staff receives among the total number of workers.

Cap-and-trade programs are designed to lower emissions gradually by reducing the cap and the allowances that are available.

The plan had called for postponing about one-quarter of the allowances that would be auctioned through 2015, deferring them until 2019-20.

"The allowances that enable members of parliament to stay in London while they are away from their families – my family lives in Lincolnshire in my constituency – does not allow me to rent a flat that could accommodate my family.

The reduction from 165 million tons is expected to raise the price of compliance, and further reductions of 2.5 percent annually were likely to increase the value of the allowances that utilities must submit for every ton of carbon dioxide, or its equivalent, that they emit.

Stipend and paid direct postdocs, whose costs are supposed to come out of the research allowance that accompanies the fellowship or the salary provided by the funder, must arrange for what UC terms "sharing of premium costs" between their research allowances and other funding sources, since research allowances are often insufficient to pay for insurance.