Sentence examples for the full allowance from inspiring English sources

At present, only half of this can be held in a cash Isa, while the full allowance can be put in a stocks and shares Isa.

He said: "The current Isa limit is £15,240, and while not everyone will utilise the full allowance in a typical year, any increase in the Isa limit could give additional relief and will be relatively cheap as a policy".

If things suddenly go well for you they can be as valuable as a good swing, and Andy made the most of the full allowance of his 28 shots.

Will your child lose a point or not get the full allowance?

He alleged that another peer who had a main home in London had designated a cottage in Wales as their primary address and claimed the full allowances for overnight subsistence.

I realise that a newly-commissioned ship in her first action has many difficulties to contend with, and I am quite ready to make the fullest allowance for them.

To do so, those exporters will also have to make full allowance for the amount of fish caught illegally.

The White House said that this was not enough, and that hospitals should receive the full inflation allowance for both years.

It also accused the authority of failing to make repairs quickly and suggested that if the state paid the full "shelter allowance" for residents on public assistance, instead of a reduced rate, the deficit might all but disappear.

Adrian Frost, senior investment adviser at BestInvest – which offers its own multi-manager range – says these can be good products for first-time buyers, those making last-minute investments or who feel that the full £10,200 allowance is too much to put into one fund but who do not have time to research individual funds.

Anne-Marie Canning, who benefited from the full EMA allowance when she was a school student in Doncaster, says: "I have no doubt that one of the reasons there were such low levels of attainment in my sixth form was because people were working such long hours – they were doing way more than the 15 hours a week that anyone can reasonably do while studying.