Sentence examples for the allowances from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of allowing, granting, conceding, or admitting; authorization; permission; sanction; tolerance.
Flint does not qualify for the allowances.
avis_avis "His achievements are the allowances paid to pensioners.
But the allowances became a case study in unintended consequences.
He got them 2percentt of the allowances.
Rather than rent decent housing, most workers treated the allowances as a pay supplement.
She was unable to comment on the value of the allowances stolen in other countries.
Sir Christopher said reforms in the allowances regime were needed to restore public confidence.
Money from the allowances goes to states for clean-energy programs.
His take on the allowances, as revealed in the Guardian, is clear and may be instructive.
Outgoing EU financial markets commissioner Michel Barnier had urged the EBA to review the allowances.
They will not elect someone who has been caught up in the allowances scandal.
