Sentence examples for weekly sum of from inspiring English sources
The remain camp further argues – although Vote Leave could rebut this more easily – that even the lesser weekly sum of £248m does not fairly reflect the cost to the UK of EU membership, because it ignores EU spending on the UK.
Having demonstrated their modern parenting prowess in the past – the baby shower; William's two-week paternity leave, for which he received a weekly sum of £136.78 from the taxpayer – speculation over the parents' choice of outfit for the occasion had been rife.
In the same year the College was assessed at £1 for the weekly sum of £40 charged on the colleges and halls for the fortification of the city.
Some branches have been opened so the elderly and unemployed without bank cards can withdraw a maximum weekly sum of 120 euros each.
Figure 8 Scaling of weekly sums of ecosystem carbon exchange (NEE = net ecosystem exchange) with weekly sums of ecosystem photosynthesis (GPP = gross primary production).
What a metaphor for the Tory take on the austerity age it is, this vista of the wealthy targeting a trifling saving by depriving those who need it most of the sort of weekly sum Lord Freud can claim in allowances for attending the Lords for one day.
Analysis of the weekly sum score at week 4 was performed using ANOVA of ranked data with sex/hormonal status and the baseline value as covariates.
To Senior the pension trip was an act of validation; the weekly sum, small as it was, honored his deeds, transmuting into banknotes society's gratitude for his life.
The relation between trial number (1 7) and sum score was analysed: the correlation coefficients (Pearson) between number of trial and weekly sum score for each individual were strongly negative (inversely proportional) and statistically significant (all individuals P < 0.05).
There were no consistent associations between PAH adducts and EI, when considered overall or by various temporal windows of blood draw and EI weekly sum.
Under Staying Put, the young person, even if fostered through an agency, becomes the responsibility of the local authority, which pays the carer a weekly sum.
