Allowances in a sentence

This is our -- are relatively new auditors looking back over time at the allowances for tax and saying, the allowances were too high.

By withholding allowances from the market prices rise and as allowances are released prices fall.

He said the police have settled two months of their outstanding allowances before this month, will do everything possible to ensure that their remaining five months outstanding special duty allowances are cleared as soon as possible.

If the state’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions are lower than the emissions cap, the program puts a floor on the price of the tradable emissions allowances, essentially shrinking the cap to soak up extra allowances at the floor price.

Auctioning is a method for distributing emission allowances in a cap-and-trade system whereby allowances are sold to the highest bidder.

In 1974, housing allowances for families with children were raised and these allowances were extended to other low-income groups.

According to the documents, the car allowances are non-pensionable and paid either fortnightly or monthly and are unvouched.

Additionally, any preexisting allowances paid in relation to the Post Graduate Diploma in Education (DipEd) will remain in place.

An independent panel that annually reviews allowances paid to North Yorkshire’s county councillors is recommending payments for members of the new North Yorkshire Council that reflect their significantly increased workload within the new authority.

Benefits include land tax relief, business rate relief, enhanced capital allowances and National Insurance contribution relief for employers.

But from that date, payment of allowances was kept pending.

Child allowances should be at a level which incentivise women to have children.

Coal India said that a 19% minimum guaranteed benefit on emoluments including basic salary, variable dearness allowance, special duty allowance and attendance bonus, and a 25% increase in allowances have been agreed upon.

Environment Minister Tim Halman says under the cap-and-trade system, Nova Scotia Power would be forced to buy emission credits or allowances, as they are called, with ratepayers on the hook.

For example, the Compassionate Allowances program doesn’t list basal cell carcinoma, and it covers head and neck cancer only if it has spread elsewhere in the body or can’t be removed surgically.

France’s Scandinavian peers lavish larger family allowances and longer parental leave periods on mothers and fathers, but have lower birth rates.

Friends of the Earth complained last week that Equinor could get investment allowances worth more than £500m to develop Rosebank under the scheme introduced by the UK Government.

He added that they all agreed at the meeting that the remaining funds in the vault should be used to pay October salary but may affect peculiar allowances.

He said: “Yet they will receive all the gratuities and allow allowances and still get all the all the contracts that are coming instead of the young Nigerians.

He should pause the business tax rises, unfreeze allowances and instead of telling the working population they must soldier on to the age of 68, force some of those who could work but won’t to start pulling their weight.