Sentence examples for the allowances which from inspiring English sources

Saks, based in Birmingham, Ala., has said that it intends to reimburse vendors for collection of the allowances, which primarily occurred between the 2000 and 2002 fiscal years.

The current version now gives about 25% of the allowances, which are basically money, for free to fossil fuel companies and energy-intensive industries, and 35% of the allowances, freely, to utilities.

The law tightens the criteria for the allowance, which goes to three million people.

The allowance, which dates back to 1944, was revised by the Labour government into a means-tested national scheme supporting young people from lower-income families in 16-19 education.

ABN Amro said the outcry over the allowance, which was partly to compensate for tougher laws on bankers' bonuses, was "detrimental" to clients, employees and public trust.

The move would save £1.5bn a year and mean about three-quarters of current recipients would lose the allowance, which is worth between £200 and £300 per household, Mr Burstow's report explains.

But the prices of these allowances, which are traded by manufacturers and financial institutions, have plummeted to about €5 a ton, compared with €7 a ton a year ago and around €25 per ton in 2008.

Industry executives asked that the free allowances, which currently allow for the release of 1.5 million tons of emissions, be increased to 6.5 million tons, which, according to the most recent auction price, could save them $16.9 million.

Osborne: "We should also simplify the age-related allowances – which the Office of Tax Simplification have recently highlighted as a particularly complicated feature of the tax system.

To quote his precise words:We should also simplify the age related allowances – which the Office of Tax Simplification have recently highlighted as a particularly complicated feature of the tax system.

Staffing costs include both the basic salary and allowances which in the public sector can account for 50% or more of staff remuneration.