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| est in music by giving him his daily 25 cent | allowance after he had practiced the clarinet. |
| wouldn't be able to claim any accommodation | allowance against the mortgage on the property." |
| rsy surrounding her claims for a residential | allowance, although she was later cleared of any delib |
| h centuries, half-pay referred to the pay or | allowance an officer received when in retirement or no |
| ection, he supported increases to disability | allowance and the provincial minimum wage. |
| His father made him a meagre | allowance, and he was heavily encumbered with debt. |
| d a scandal, Lawrence is sent abroad with an | allowance, and the Greenwich house is sold. |
| can government gave him a substantial living | allowance and paid for all his children's education fe |
| on how lenient you are on her diet, curfew, | allowance and her disposition towards school, people a |
| 10 p.m. and 4 a.m. and they will get a book | allowance and housing subsidy. |
| ated six months later, Lawrence was given an | allowance and sent to travel the world and he wanted t |
| eriously disappears, is left with a generous | allowance and the use of his large house in Istanbul's |
| salary increases, 1,000 rand ($137) housing | allowance and equalization of medical aid and the impl |
| five cars, noticeably curtailed his monthly | allowance and definitively obliged him to give up his |
| rime Minister Andrew Fisher's 1912 maternity | allowance as a "bangle bonus". |
| years the rent and other costs exceeded the | allowance at that time but I met these extra costs per |
| ility, being in receipt of Disability Living | Allowance, attendance allowance or other equivalents u |
| mine all claims relating to the second homes | allowance between 2004 and 2008. |
| f the Town of Whitby lying south of the road | allowance between Concessions 2 and 3), and, in the Co |
| Grayson was paid an | allowance by the ILP but refused to sign the Labour Pa |
| Rae increased the basic social assistance | allowance by 7% in 1991, and increased the maximum pay |
| garrison and the townsmen were put on short | allowance by the end of February 1645, but although th |
| al released a report on Byrne's constituency | allowance claims in the 2003 and 2004 fiscal years. |
| e had made especially large Additional costs | allowance claims. |
| the Senator insisted she had claimed travel | allowance consistent with the official guidelines. |
| The | allowance continued until 1873 when it was rolled into |
| overnment's changes to the Independent Youth | Allowance Criteria, that she believes discriminates ag |
| students come under which Independent Youth | Allowance criteria.” |
| a central London flat using the second home | allowance, despite her constituency being only a few m |
| Super Spitballer 3000, and The | Allowance Doubler. |
| January 1: U.S. Federal oil depletion | allowance eliminated for large producers. |
| Beer money is the nickname for an | allowance, established in the year 1800, that was give |
| Generous | allowance for interior completions (3200 kg). |
| Flying individually gave the pilots | allowance for particular conditions. |
| His viewpoint made no | allowance for religious beliefs which could not be sup |
| Carer's | Allowance for those under 66 to be cut by €8 to €212 a |
| She requested a daily per diem | allowance for travel and lodging, despite living two m |
| dams construction due to problems in making | allowance for embankment settlements. |
| im to gain access to a $25,000 a year living | allowance for living accommodations in Yellowknife. |
| Knott-Zoeppritz equations and there is full | allowance for amplitude and phase variations with offs |
| A non-refundable means-tested student | allowance for living expenses can be claimed by studen |
| of the 3rd and 2nd millennia, does make some | allowance for post-Mosaic editing. |
| a set of recommendations of a standard daily | allowance for each type of nutrient. |
| which paid tuition, room, board, and a small | allowance for veterans returning from World War II. |
| ...I only get the £150 and no | allowance for lodging, but taking into consideration t |
| aiming the maximum allowed for a second home | allowance for a London home for four years between 200 |
| or relief of poor clergymen, as well as some | allowance for themselves out of the revenues of their |
| dinburgh Council, and agreed not to take his | allowance for that job while he was an MSP. |
| The paper also included a theoretical | allowance for limb darkening yielding a diameter of 55 |
| lack of skill and that the court should make | allowance for her since she could not be expected to d |
| ving about NZ$900 a week as part of a living | allowance for ministers, to live in his own NZ$1.2 mil |
| One should not mistake this | allowance for physical limitations as an allowance for |
| ted that the award should have included some | allowance for diminution in the value of the business |
| inistrative officials, cutting back on their | allowance for foreign trips and has restricted the use |
| red her to exchange her aviation spare parts | allowance for PBM-3D Mariner patrol bombers for spares |
| onal, the International Museum of Women, and | Allowance for Good. |
| ng having long been demolished, partially as | allowance for new developments, including, more recent |
| e came under the lash of Butler, who, making | allowance for some satiric exaggeration, has given in |
| Sadat of Kirani received an | allowance from the Levy service. |
| the Bourbon Restoration, Charles received an | allowance from Louis XVIII. |
| present and future, would receive a monthly | allowance from the Government from the day of their re |
| ng fine wines and artwork using constituency | allowance funds during his time as an MHA after he was |
| He lived on a small | allowance given to him and his two queens by the Briti |
| tories to gain access to the Capital Housing | Allowance granting him $25,000 a year for residence in |
| Allowance has been made in the design of the viaduct s | |
| t Limbers Up the Legs)," and he exists on an | allowance; however, due to occasional scrapes with his |
| signation of additional off-road vehicle use | allowance in the western Mojave Desert. |
| n the Aleutian Islands, with an extra salary | allowance in dollars to let them purchase Western good |
| bility benefits including Employment Support | Allowance, Incapacity Benefit, Disability Living Allow |
| to press their demand higher pay and housing | allowance increases than the government has offered. |
| Even when | allowance is granted for factors beyond Colonel Northr |
| bdul Mejid's petition for an increase in his | allowance, Kemal wrote, |
| cluding variables such as water intake, heat | allowance, light allowance and other aspects which dec |
| Because of this | allowance limit and the serious problems it caused in |
| Trett (or tret) was an | allowance made up until the early 19th century, for wa |
| om main home, Office running costs, Staffing | Allowance, Members' Travel, Members' Staff Travel, Sta |
| ga joins Marlene's side in a battle over her | allowance money. |
| overnment promised to help but instead of an | allowance, named the village where he was born after h |
| ordon Ramsay, Oliver asked that the 4-second | allowance normally granted for wet laps be used to put |
| The maximum | allowance of stay is 3 months. |
| eeking an 8.6 percent increase and a housing | allowance of $137. |
| William's | allowance of this royal fine was condemned by the chro |
| e then went on travels abroad with an annual | allowance of £1500. |
| Point Arguello had, until 1967, an | allowance of 12 enlisted personnel and accommodations |
| d a 7.5 percent wage increase with a housing | allowance of $110 per month. |
| A full | allowance of Buffaloe meat was served out to them and |
| t the king's death in 1733, she was given an | allowance of 8.000 thaler in his will. |
| The introduction of the semifinals and the | allowance of songs in English resulted in a marked inc |
| r once held a protest outside the temple for | allowance of Dalits into the temple. |
| 6 percent pay increase, along with a housing | allowance of $133 per month; the government has offere |
| er of a 7.5 percent pay raise, and a housing | allowance of $110 per month. |
| aid former president Blah receives a monthly | allowance of U.S. $2,000. |
| s at his son's apostacy, withdrew his annual | allowance of £450 and ended his support for his grandc |
| the first British Astronomer Royal, with an | allowance of £100 a year. |
| hods attempt to find the optimum design with | allowance of a specific risk and target reliability le |
| roposed paying F$30,000 plus a daily sitting | allowance of F$200, according to a paid advertisement |
| The | allowance of the estimated value of such material in t |
| he is sent back to his own country, with an | allowance of Rs. 16,000 a year. |
| ard II of England gave the priory a generous | allowance of 100 marks annually for the upkeep of Elea |
| on, he asked the Oldenburg Diet for a yearly | allowance of 150,000 marks, stating that his financial |
| rning of an employee (Basic Salary + Housing | Allowance) of a particular Organization. |
| It said it would also pay unemployment | allowance of Rs.1,000 a month to every unemployed yout |
| ather's death in 1821, he was sent an annual | allowance of £500; afterwards, he inherited half the f |
| l of an 8.6 percent pay raise, and a housing | allowance of $135 per month. |
| is son's apostacy, withdrew his son's annual | allowance of £450 and ended his support for his grandc |
| ith Archbishop James Ussher, who made him an | allowance of £24 a year towards the expenses of a proj |
| ves was one in twelve, and that "The average | allowance of width to a slave is fourteen and two-thir |
| Examples include the | allowance of a few non-local items, like Barbara Kings |
| 0% of the United States' Recommended Dietary | Allowance of eleven vitamins and minerals, including v |
| Henry gave them an | allowance of 5,000 livres, but in return extracted a s |
| Phelan provided his former wife an | allowance of $300 per month to maintain herself and he |
| mon state, urban legends rely on the tenuous | allowance of plural marriage in Utah, and its generall |
| ed himself with depriving them of half their | allowance of corn, but ordered Paulus to be driven fro |
| s able to persuade the Crown to grant him an | allowance of £300 a year, and Queen Anne even acceded |
| s able to persuade the Crown to grant him an | allowance of £300 a year, and Queen Anne even acceded |
| mortgage under the Commons Additional Costs | Allowance, of which they claimed £24,400. |
| e for masses, consisting usually of an extra | allowance of food or wine on occasions such as the ann |
| ace funding for a second homes with a London | Allowance of £3,760 for MPs with seats within 20 miles |
| t fifteen percent of the Recommended Dietary | Allowance of them). |
| ike his schoolmates, he spent all his weekly | allowance on books. |
| She lost her title and imperial | allowance on 29 October 1804 (7 brumaire, an XIII). |
| Afriyie does not claim either a second home | allowance or any travel expenses for his duties as an |
| Alcohol above a traveler's personal | allowance, or if the traveler has not been outside the |
| enate's rejection of a congressional expense | allowance, or the death of Secretary of the Senate Edw |
| eck-in counters, 10 kg (22 lb) extra baggage | allowance, priority baggage handling and Business Clas |
| just barely getting by on a very small food | allowance provided to us. |
| The | allowance provided by the Company for the school was i |
| , Northchurch, Hertfordshire, with an annual | allowance provided by Queen Caroline. |
| percent annual price increase plus inflation | allowance; raises tax rate from a range of 50-58 perce |
| He signed into law the Car | Allowance Rebate System, known colloquially as "Cash f |
| January 1: U.S. Federal oil depletion | allowance reduced from 27.5 to 22.0 percent. |
| President Kennedy, however, wanted the | allowance removed, having considered it an unfair adva |
| r being named in the province's constituency | allowance scandal. |
| inancial tax incentives (Accelerated Capital | Allowance Scheme) |
| 1988 as part of the (now defunct) Enterprise | Allowance Scheme, which was at that time paying claima |
| cussing the end of the Education Maintenance | Allowance scheme. |
| ber 2010, Flanagan proposed that his Mayoral | allowance should be halved, and many of his other allo |
| so had claimed through her Additional Costs | Allowance some of the interest due on her mortgage. |
| d Government's proposed changes to the youth | allowance system. |
| ege of Music in order to get the subsistence | allowance that the G.I. Bill offered, though with his |
| Child Care Cash Rebate and a Home Child Care | Allowance, the latter of which was paid directly to fu |
| ed to the age of 90 and gave his son a small | allowance, the son James had to live mainly on his law |
| child, he loved airplanes and often used his | allowance to take flying lessons. |
| wages by 7 percent and increase the housing | allowance to 700 rand. |
| n access to a $25,000 a year capital housing | allowance to provide for living accommodations in Yell |
| id off all of his old creditors, and gave an | allowance to his wife. |
| ng from high precision and narrow tolerance ( | allowance) to lower precision and wider tolerance. |
| ving a third of his estate and a substantial | allowance to his family. |
| Her family eventually reduced her | allowance to a modest living stipend so that she would |
| s a step ahead of his son: He gives Gerard's | allowance to his wife, Betty, so that Gerard must depe |
| Key among the requests was an | allowance to build to a height of 85 feet, higher than |
| ent pay raise and a monthly housing increase | allowance to 1,000 rand ($137). |
| list of lovers; in 1753, she was offered an | allowance to become a kept woman, negotiations being h |
| tion including the landfill tax and Landfill | Allowance Trading Scheme. |
| ation but was ultimately forced to accept an | allowance until his death in 1907. |
| Local Housing | Allowance uses the same regulations as the existing sc |
| Standard | allowance was at least three TARPS aircraft per design |
| The governor's | allowance was reduced, customs duty was charged on the |
| d in 1777, the composer's government funeral | allowance was given to court singer J. Timchenko. |
| It is also recorded that | allowance was made for the want of Plough teams betwee |
| ances in the price for any impurity, as such | allowance was far easier than the arithmetic calculati |
| This | allowance was designed to go some way to meet the prom |
| The rich | allowance was, however, irregular, and periodically sh |
| e was poor, having almost nothing beyond his | allowance, which for the five years was only two hundr |
| s of peshkash and the poligar was granted an | allowance which descends to the eldest son. |
| er children by the hand and asked him for an | allowance, which he granted her. |
| icles and technology and gives him a mensual | allowance, while she instructed her daughter to go to |
| apital gain by the replacement of indexation | allowance with taper relief. |
| he past, Gloria Vanderbilt stated the annual | allowance would now be given to a charity for blind an |
| m his wife during his final days, since this | allowance would normally be given to the wife of the d |
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