Sentence examples for using allowances from inspiring English sources

The 1990 amendments prohibit generators from using allowances bought from other businesses if air quality in their local area would fall substantially.

Whether allocated for free or not, the economic value of allowances includes the opportunity cost of using allowances that could otherwise be sold in the market.

The market effect results from a price increase which is due to the fact that opportunity costs for using allowances must be considered.

Either using allowance or chore money you earn, set a budget so that the toy you get will be within that amount.

But the committee concluded that the taxpayer had not necessarily lost out, even though Commons rules meant that Smith could not have used the second home allowance to pay her London rent because her London home belongs to her sister and MPs cannot use allowances to benefit a family member.

The feasibility of using performance allowances and communications will be evaluated through process evaluation.

But carriers have this year introduced caps on monthly data use, limiting customers to significantly less than their liberal "fair use" allowances.

Recently published accounts for 2012/13 show Caerphilly spent £102,709 on a buy-out of essential car use allowances and £115,854 on a buy-out of additional annual leave.

When using an allowance, whether it was received for free or purchased, a firm loses the opportunity to sell that allowance, and thereby recognizes this "opportunity cost" in deciding whether to use the allowance.

I was in my first full-time job, using holiday allowance to intern (unpaid) elsewhere.

Over the course of next week I will be using my allowance to provide a daily dispatch from the desert for the Guardian running blog.