Sentence examples for the allowance to from inspiring English sources

So what the viewer is left with, is that someone who grew up tough is given the allowance to be a vacant partner, who is rightfully allowed to leave when things get too tough, because poor Shane.

He angered the royals when he voted against a government motion to increase the allowance to the Prince of Wales.

Often misinterpreted as a right to defend one's person, home, or property, the allowance to "have arms" ensured that Parliament could exercise its sovereign right of self-preservation against a tyrannical crown by arming qualified Protestants as a militia.

Every day in the run up to the budget Nick and I are drawing strength from our party's growing campaign to press for a further rise in the allowance to £10,500.

"Like many other lords, I believe the allowance to be a 'de facto' salary, something which the commissioner himself conceded in his report, is an acceptable way to view it.

"Flipping" was seen as contentious because it has been used by some MPs who wanted to profit from the system, either by playing the property market or by using the second home allowance to refurbish one property before "flipping" and then using the allowance to refurbish another.

The number of bids exceeded the total allowances by about 3 to 1. Polluters do not have to submit the allowances to cover their emissions until November 2014.

Still, economists prefer the auction because it always sells the allowances to the companies that value them the most.

But the Bank of England, which is opposed to the bonus cap, has permitted the use of the allowances to avoid salary rises.

An alternate is to auction the allowances to the highest bidders.

One approach is to simply give the allowances to emitters free of charge (for example, based on their historical emissions).