Foreign Service officers may also be eligible for allowances and incentives such as cost of living allowances or recruitment and retention incentives.
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The group is also proposing a number of other changes to the program's rules, such as adjusting the cap to remove some excess allowances, letting states hold off on selling some emissions allowances if they are too cheap and measures meant to mitigate excess allowances.
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Here's what you need to know: 'Allowances' are gone The old form focused on how many "allowances" a filer was claiming, but that question no longer exists.
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Now, according to an update to the iTunes Allowances support page on Apple's website, the feature is being shut down, and existing allowances will cancel on May 25, 2016.
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The royal allowances of 1,000 riyals a month ($266) are paid to civil servants and military personnel, and other allowances will continue for pensioners and those living on social security.
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OCBC, the last domestic bank to report results, reported a big rise in allowances for impaired loans to S$231 million from S$13 million in allowances a year earlier.
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The doctors, who earn a basic monthly salary of about $385 before allowances, are also pressing the government to raise on-call allowances by 25 percent to $10 an hour paid in cash.
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The Members' Representational Allowances for the 2019 fiscal year — i.e.
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JetBlue, for instance, doesn't make special allowances for wedding attire.
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A friend of mine has a brilliant method with allowances.
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There is currently no differentiation by issuing country among allowances.
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JC: Parents can automate allowances very easily in the app.
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The price of allowances would be incorporated in the market.
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Why are there so many cheap allowances in the system?
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And baggage allowances may vary across routes and cabin classes.
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But we make allowances because we've decided that it's necessary.
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To increase the amount of money withheld from your paycheck for taxes, you'll need to reduce the number of "allowances" you claim on the form; to decrease the amount withheld, you'll increase the allowances claimed.
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Increasingly, allowances are being made for dyslexic children in the classroom.
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Details of pricing and data allowances are yet to be announced.
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Where such intent is clear, we make allowances for the content.
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Punishments for those who refused included having allowances docked or demotion.
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The more allowances you have, the less tax will be withheld.
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Venezuelans are forced to contend with completely arbitrary daily withdrawal allowances.
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Allowances and offsets from the old program would not transfer over.
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Historical allowances need to be made for people to be hopeful.
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The government is scrutinising allowances and overtime claims to save money.
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Allowances are made for differences in the way individual students learn.
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Saud's allowances for a Western company, Aramco's ambassadors used their pens
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"A lot of these kids are on data allowances," Shahidi said.
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The result was that more allowances were issued than were needed.
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As a result, Nurse said he was willing to make allowances.
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The move Friday evening voids those earlier allowances, the agency said.
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Cash allowances in Europe and Canada, for example, are usually unconditional.
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His budget makes allowances for helmets, gloves, pants and stick tape.
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Her parents, meanwhile, served in the military and received housing allowances.
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If you claimed allowances for your kids, revisit your W-4.
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The more allowances you take, the less money you'll have withheld.
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We need to drastically reform Members' Representational Allowances to keep staff.
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Many rich countries have similar child allowances and less child poverty.
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There are also allowances for students from the least-populated states.
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Proponents of the free allowances, including officials in the governor's office, argue that they are designed to keep businesses from leaving the state and that over 40 percent of free allowances would be phased down by 2030.
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Then there are generous allowances for "sick leave", often taken as holiday.
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The government went far beyond child allowances and subsidizing care and education.
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By giving allowances to kids, it's an easy teaching moment for parents.
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Consumer internet connections are faster than ever and data allowances more generous.
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In most places, few workers opt for holidays or child-care allowances.
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The latest allowances will add to oversupply of refined products, especially gasoline.
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The form asks for the number of allowances you want to claim.
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Mileage allowances have been trending downward since your last lease, said Lachnit.
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New allowances would be issued in 2020 and trading would begin anew.
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All allowances in the system will be auctioned (none allocated for free).
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Differences in pay and allowances have caused great consternation in the past.
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Last week the cabinet decided to reduce allowances for public sector employees.
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Weight allowances are one of many conditions attached to any particular race.
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Other income comes from national allowances, donations and money conditions of courts.
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Having faith in the overall validity of the theory, they make allowances
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In some longer-term relationships, daddies provide babies with monthly monetary allowances.
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Your marital status and whether you have children will affect your allowances.
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Daughters do more chores, but get smaller allowances than boys, studies show.
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The government is issuing all the allowances — how should it distribute them?
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Allowances were distributed to regulated entities based on their reported baseline emissions.
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The amount withheld is determined by the number of so-called allowances.
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Six of those workers said they&aposd personally be losing their allowances.
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Those allowances were not to be added to employees&apos base pay.
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Many other prosperous nations provide such allowances, as do some developing ones.
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Klobuchar would also boost the corps members' living allowances and education bonuses.
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The more allowances claimed, the less money the employer deducted for taxes.
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Perks include subsidized housing, free vaccinations, school allowances and reduced nursery costs.
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Under the new tax code, these allowances can now be a burden.
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The economy's weakness has already caused Riyadh to partially reverse one austerity step: this year it restored financial allowances for civil servants that it had abolished last year, although it is now disbursing allowances much less generously than previously.
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Front-year EU carbon allowances gained 237 percent to 21 euros a tonne.
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Front-year EU carbon allowances fell 0.97 percent to 4.09 euros a tonne.
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Forecast allowances are a similar C$905 million over the three-year plan.
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That includes additional power allowances for features like graphics cards, as mentioned above.
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Nasty old Ryanair was right on that one: such allowances should be policed.
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The veterans, 30,000 in total, also want their monthly allowances increased from $260.
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Carbon front-year allowances
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Front-year EU carbon allowances fell 2.73 percent to 5.70 euros a tonne.
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Front-year EU carbon allowances jumped 1.7 percent to 4.72 euros a tonne.
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The idea is to make allowances line up better with a student's needs.
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Second, the recommended dietary allowances aren't meant as personalized recommendations to begin with.
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Medical interns at Mulago have recently staged strikes over late payment of allowances.
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Italians get six weeks' of paid leave, plus various other holidays and allowances.
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Other allowances are made: With cellphone cameras all around, legislators mostly avoid swimwear.
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For one, the shutdown has frozen housing allowances that many Guardsmen rely on.
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Mueller's team began offering attractive financial incentives, such as housing allowances, per diem.
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For UK life insurers, transitional allowances are most significant on legacy annuity business.
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Front-year EU carbon allowances shed 2 percent to 4.85 euros a tonne.
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Front-year EU carbon allowances fell 0.5 percent to 4.45 euros a tonne.
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I made the decisions about their education, activities, travel, child care and allowances.
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But CARB didn't examine how banked allowances might affect annual emissions through 2030.
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The fewer allowances you claim, the more is set aside from each check.
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The main loosening measures are increases in personal allowances and business rate relief.
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That means they may not claim as many allowances on their W-4.
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Meanwhile, the sale of carbon allowances raised, in 2016 alone, over $436 million.
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In short, the more allowances you have, the less tax will be withheld.
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Another HK$85 million was paid out for work-related allowances, it said.
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Most had allowances from their families and a few of them had jobs.
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Why are child allowances suddenly in vogue after decades of trying and failing?
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We expect most EU banks' CET1 capital will be affected, despite the R-EL cushioning effect - IFRS 9 loan-loss allowances could exceed IAS 39 allowances by an average of 18%, according to the EBA's IFRS 9 impact assessment in 2016.
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If the verdict leads to fewer allowances, as analysts expect, it will be a blow to the big polluters, who brought the case arguing they had received a smaller number of emission allowances than they believed they were entitled to.
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Winters and Hodgson both said they believed the pension allowances paid to executives were in line with British corporate governance codes, even though the bank's definition of basic salary includes fixed pay allowances paid in shares as well as cash salary.
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T-Mobile employees say they can also increase time off allowances based on tenure.
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I feel incredible, and my skin continues to glow — even with the minor allowances.
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Front-year EU carbon allowances were 1.4 percent up at 5.09 euros a tonne.
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While Apple didn't give an official reason for ending iTunes Allowances, it makes sense.
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Allowances for about half a million elderly would be increased by almost a third.
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Front-year EU carbon allowances fell over 2 percent to 13 euros a tonne.
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Front-year EU carbon allowances was up 2.5 percent to 5.34 euros a tonne.
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Income-tax rates have fallen steadily, as tax-free allowances have risen (see chart).
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Tread carefully: The more allowances you claim, the less tax you will have withheld.
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They are indistinguishable from reality only because we grant them all kinds of allowances.
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Front-year EU carbon allowances meanwhile, fell 1.54 percent to 4.48 euros a tonne.
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Front-year EU carbon allowances prices fell 0.6 percent to 4.67 euros per tonne.
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Most European countries, as well as Canada and Japan, offer child allowances to parents.
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The bank's move follows similar reductions in pension allowances at other major UK banks.
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Front-year EU carbon allowances jumped over 21 percent to 20.8906 euros a tonne.
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His bank raised interest rates, and would not make allowances for delays in construction.
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Recently, Trump has talked about whether allowances should be made for longtime undocumented residents.
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Supporters of the policy argue it is not a ban because of these allowances.
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FamZoo is a GENIUS solution for kids/allowances (summary: loaded debit cards for kids)!
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Insurance claims and allowances for impairment losses also increased, according to its financial statement.
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Allowing members to pool staff allowances, a rule Gingrich abolished in 1995, would help.
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Front-year EU carbon allowances was up 0.4 percent at 4.90 euros per tonne.
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First, by creating these allowances, the government was creating, in effect, a valuable currency.
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Would they make allowances for paying out contracts to executives accused of stealing TVs?
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They are also paid less than boys for doing chores and have smaller allowances.
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Front-year EU carbon allowances were 0.4 percent off at 4.68 euros a tonne.
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Those allowances affect how much of your paycheck will be set aside for taxes.
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While his father was still alive, the government in Pyongyang sent him cash allowances.
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A cap-and-trade market could create wild swings in costs for emissions allowances.
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Legislators and top government officials get car allowances on assuming public offices in Nigeria.
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Here's my take: Child allowances are among the best ideas to boost America's future.
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As of 2022, the free consignment allowances will begin declining at the rate of the economy-wide allowance budget, until eventually gas utilities are buying allowances at auction for all but their low-income customers (who will hopefully have mostly electrified by then).
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The prime minister earns 55,978 euros plus 6,769 euros in allowances, his spokesman told Reuters.
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December 2017 expiry EU carbon allowances were up 1.2 percent at 6.02 euros a tonne.
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December 2017 expiry EU carbon allowances were up 1.5 percent at 6.04 euros a tonne.
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Front-year EU carbon allowances jumped more than 6 percent to 5.81 euros a tonne.
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Other tax rules also encourage companies to provide workers with premium cars and fuel allowances.
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The nurses walked out on Monday over unpaid allowances and other issues, leaving hospitals understaffed.
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The bank took accelerated allowances for weak oil and gas support service exposures last year.
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Only time will tell how fast India adapts to this new mode of food allowances.
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In a single transaction, travellers can select seats, meals and baggage allowances across the websites.
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December 2017 expiry EU carbon allowances were up 0.87 percent at 5.83 euros a tonne.
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Additionally, it would not be particularly expensive to fund experimental programs to provide relocation allowances.
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Lawmakers could pay for the training and certification through their annual taxpayer-funded representational allowances.
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Ofgem said on Tuesday it had decided to reduce Cadent's allowances by 54 million pounds.
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NUMSA also said it was pushing for an increase of 20 percent in all allowances.
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Google has made censorship allowances through an entirely different Chinese internet platform called project Dragonfly .
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The amount of money withheld from your paycheck based on how many allowances you claim.
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In Massachusetts, the weekly cap is currently $93, with extra allowances if you have dependents.
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His reductions in perks and allowances for state employees were reversed after almost seven months.
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Even with allowances for human error, there were clear signs of mismanagement inside the team.
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Ditto, but on a penny loafer we would've painstakingly saved our allowances for as kids.
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The common perception that professors made allowances for minority students was false, Mr. Gonzalez said.
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Winters and remuneration committee Chair Christine Hodgson said earlier they believed the pension allowances paid to executives were in line with British corporate governance codes, even though the bank's definition of basic salary includes fixed-pay allowances paid in shares as well as cash salary.
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Front-year EU carbon allowances rose 0.08 euro or 1.74 percent to 4.69 euros a tonne.
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Allowances start with good intentions, but then people tend to get busy and forget about them.
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On the form, you note "personal allowances" along with your filing status and number of dependents.
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Some parties now make allowances for non-elected officials who want to run for the leadership.
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The slashing of housing, vacation and sickness allowances last September reduced some salaries by a third.
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Consumer internet packages cost dozens of dollars, for data allowances measured in the hundreds of gigabytes.
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The allowances were reduced last September as part of austerity measures due to low oil prices.
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The nurses went on strike on Monday over unpaid allowances and other issues, leaving hospitals understaffed.
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Allowances for impairment losses on loans and other debt fell 30 percent to 582.1 million ringgit.
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An entry level teacher earns a basic monthly pay of $286 before allowances, according to ZIMTA.
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However, it leaves businesses that bought C$2.8 billion ($2.1 billion) worth of allowances in limbo.
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In 2017, Carter got more than $230,000 in such allowances, the National Taxpayers Union Foundation reports.
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On the plus side, troops do get benefits: housing and food allowances and health-care coverage.
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On that sheet, you can list the number of personal allowances you claim for your household.
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Money, credit, and allowances flow much more freely towards those that already have extremely disposable income.
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On Sunday, the king restored allowances, financial benefits and bonuses after there were calls for protests.
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If you claim zero allowances, you may overpay the IRS, but you'll bring home less pay.
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Parents can also monitor their kids' usage and set "allowances" by app category or individual apps.
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Front-year EU carbon allowances fell 0.02 euro or 0.41 percent to 4.88 euros a tonne.
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They also alleged that fees connected with the purchase of pollution allowances amounted to a tax.
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While most 12-year-olds are negotiating allowances, Vanderwaal's bank account just got a nice boost.
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Like the Helsinkians, city-dwelling Australians already have relatively cheap mobile plans with decent data allowances.
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In February the EU, AMISOM's main funder, cut 20% from allowances paid for peacekeeping in Somalia.
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Those using the service can also take advantage of tax free allowances offered by some cities.
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To prevent an act of generosity from causing strife, the tuition and housing allowances are capped.
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Front-year EU carbon allowances fell 0.03 euro or 0.64 percent to 4.68 euros a tonne.
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The rules apply to government utility allowances provided to people who live in low-income homes.
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You love this man, so I'm assuming that he also makes compromises and allowances for you.
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Congress' caps on Secret Service salaries and overtime allowances were supposed to last an entire calendar.
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Ryanair said that staff members received allowances to defray the costs of uniforms and other expenses.
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Allowances represented personal exemptions, or the amount of money you could deduct for yourself and dependents.
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Prime Minister Imran Khan's government made some budgetary allowances for those actions in December, he said.
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There are now millions of banked allowances in the system and the number is only rising.
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In its first phase, the cap-and-trade program had a "soft price ceiling" on allowances.
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If prices had hit that ceiling, a limited number of additional allowances would have been released.
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Alternatively, sometime in the 2020s the system could absorb the banked allowances and prices could spike.
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Not everyone in the stores, however, is surprised with the changes, including the halt to allowances.
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Other indirect cost allowances also tend to drive up the bill for students and taxpayers alike.
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Other potential applications include documenting ownership, asset management, origin guarantees, emission allowances, and renewable energy certificates.
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I am all in favor of making allowances to respect each individual's feelings in this matter.
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It pays higher wages than many competitors, and has offered housing allowances and health care benefits.
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So if you think child allowances are expensive, just look at the cost of child neglect.
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Because if it was public accommodation, then you would have to make, you know, allowances for it.
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In return, recruits receive a 300 zloty ($80) monthly stipend as well as education and training allowances.
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The survey of 230 cities helps companies and organizations determine compensation and hardship allowances for international staff.
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Beyond payroll and allowances, the startup also allows for insurance, investment, personal credit lines and credit cards.
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Housing and car allowances for members of the appointed Shoura Council will be cut by 15 percent.
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Benchmark EU Allowances (EUAs) - the ETS currency - were trading at around 6.50 euros a ton on Thursday.
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At the end of the day, companies are often willing to make allowances to keep their customers.
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In return, recruits receive a 300 zloty ($80) monthly stipend as well as education and training allowances.
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You get that we're all human, and we make allowances for each other the best we can.
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The survey of 231 cities helps companies and organizations determine compensation and hardship allowances for international staff.
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A new mechanism to limit the validity of allowances in the MSR will become operational in 2023.
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Different carriers have different allowances, but even for just two passengers the savings is $120 round trip.
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Other members of the Trump administration have made similar calls to broaden faith-based allowances in government.
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Mercer's survey of 231 cities helps companies and organizations determine compensation and hardship allowances for international staff.
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As is the case with other specific phobias, sufferers create idiosyncratic restrictions or allowances around taking them.
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Many are eligible for Irish citizenship, or Belgian, by residence, although that would mean losing generous allowances.
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"Slotting fees" (or "slotting allowances") are fees that manufacturers pay retailers to appear on their scarce shelves.
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Before the redesign, it was largely based on the number of so-called "allowances" you could take.
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The situation in Australia The University of Sydney, where Alex studies, is making allowances for Chinese students.
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Indirect cost allowances do not have limits on how costly required texts and course materials may be.
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The allowances will be based off average rail shipments by producers in the first quarter of 2019.
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How do you think you might handle allowances for your own children if you have them someday?
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He said the parties also needed to agree on night shift and housing allowances, among other things.
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Mercer's survey of 231 cities helps companies and organisations determine compensation and hardship allowances for international staff.
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Now, those who might have taken many allowances could find themselves paying far too little in taxes.
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The budget airline's pilots are fighting with the company over pensions, maternity benefits, allowances, and pay structure.
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The houses, one-off payments and monthly allowances were approved by Saudi King Salman, the source said.
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They list overage, equipment, early termination and administrative fees, as well as data allowances, and broadband speeds.
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The salaries and allowances of national and state government officials put more burden on the annual budget.
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The amount withheld is based on the number of so-called allowances you claim; the more allowances claimed, the less money withheld for taxes and the more cash you'll see in your paycheck, said April Walker, lead manager for tax practice and ethics at the American Institute of CPAs.
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The sign-up page for the maternity package helpfully includes information about everything else a parent might be interested in that the Finnish government offers: maternity, paternity, and parental allowances, child benefits, three different types of childcare allowances, child sickness and disability assistance, an adoption grant, and more.
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The form asks for the number of allowances you want to claim, since you get an allowance for having a spouse, for example, or having kids or filing as a head of household, and those allowances affect how much of your paycheck will be set aside for taxes.
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Allowances must be made for the limited resources of the state and India's vast population, argues Mr Jaitley.
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Parents can also set limits, using "Allowances" to allow their children ertain amounts of time on their devices.
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Impairment allowances for the lender surged 18 percent to 640 million dirhams due to higher cost of risk.
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Parents can also set limits, using "Allowances" to give their children certain amounts of time on their devices.
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Restoring the allowances will add a further $13bn to a shortfall already projected at $86bn, 12% of GDP.
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Analysts estimate Britain has around 110 million permits, called EU Allowances, to auction for 2019 and 2020 combined.
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These allowances, this trust, had taught me only one thing: Money belonged to other people, not to me.
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EEF recommended that Hammond should boost capital allowances and tax credits for research and design in British companies.
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It works by setting a steadily falling cap on emissions and providing tradable allowances up to that limit.
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A spokesperson confirmed to The Verge that WatchTV and DirecTV Now don't count against a customer's data allowances.
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About 70 to 75 percent of military families use their housing allowances to live off base, Babb said.
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The expected profit drop is due to impairment allowances of HKD5003 million and translation losses of HKD87 million.
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The ETS sets a common price on emissions allowances are distributed to polluters and can be freely traded.
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Since January, nine states have passed abortion bans, some of which have no allowances for rape and incest.
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Prices for allowances will be contained by a "price collar" that establishes both a floor and a ceiling.
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The lowest paid nurse in Zimbabwe earns a gross monthly salary of $284 before allowances, according to Dongo.
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One is provision 22013, which has to do with how monthly housing allowances for student veterans are calculated.
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If you're perfectly satisfied with your handset, these SIMs combine strong data allowances with the opportunity for cashback.
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WE can expect that when it comes to recommended allowances for alcohol, the numbers will continue to change.
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Bottas said the FIA had made allowances for that in tests of drivers' ability to extricate themselves quickly.
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The Post also reports that many Coast Guard families are not receiving their housing allowances during the shutdown.
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If she does not pay, she risks having her salary and allowances as an EU lawmaker cut back.
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AT&T, the second-largest broadband Internet provider in the US, is imposing "data allowances" on its customers.
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Concordia University in St. Paul began giving the same allowances in 2012 to make the system more fair.
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Running low on funds, the agency is about to hit congressionally mandated caps on salary and overtime allowances.
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From 2021 to 2024, they will be granted free allowances equal to 95 percent of their pollution output.
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Employee benefits include regular team activities, travel allowances, 40 vacation days per year and a share participation scheme.
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For a widely employed policy, universal child benefits (also known as "child allowances") keep a pretty low profile.
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"So everything was redesigned and upgraded in order to take advantage or make allowances for the security aspects."
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Entertainment, leisure and even unpaid vacations are not included, and the calculator makes no allowances for saving money.
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The second is that, when banked allowances do run out, prices will snap sharply upward, raising political havoc.
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To calculate demand for allowances, it added up the total emissions projected over the period 20203 through 2030.
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The positions come with an estimated $200,000 annual package that includes gas allowances, phone cards and staff salaries.
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Because of these limited allowances, the Trump administration and its allies deny that its policy is a ban.
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Britain has a total of around 110 million allowances to auction for 2019 and 2037.71 combined, Refinitiv said.
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Britain has a total of around 110 million allowances to auction for 2019 and 2037.71 combined, Refinitiv said.
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Cities have long provided owners plenty of allowances for using the space outside of their official property lines.
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The Chamber contends that the law does not make allowances for legitimate withholding of fees or incomplete payment.
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She notes that every source of energy receives subsidies of some kind: Oil and gas get depletion allowances, renewables get production tax credits, investment tax credits and R&D, nuclear generation gets insurance, R&D and construction work in progress, natural gas gets depletion allowances and R&D, and so on.
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Greece will have to pass legislation that commits the government to reducing pensions and income-tax allowances after 2018.
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It is too early to estimate the full effects of IFRS 9 on loan-loss allowances, profitability and capital.
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Fitch also anticipates the province would take quick budgetary action to respond to significant revenue weakness beyond the allowances.
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Theoretically, firms that need fewer allowances can sell theirs at an auction, while those needing more can buy them.
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Allowances for heating bills in colder northern states will be scrapped, and more stringent work requirements will be instituted.
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People who itemize their deductions may take more allowances, thus reducing the amount of taxes pulled from their paychecks.
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The new year, when residents received fresh allowances for buying foreign currency, was due to bring even more pressure.
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Liechtenstein faces demands from the EU to change the way it taxes dividends and treats allowances for corporate equity.
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States such as California and New York provide living allowances for legislators for days the legislature is in session.
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Though good writing is important, judges will make allowances for those for whom English is not their first language.
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To mark his promotion, Riyadh retroactively restored civil servants' allowances at a cost it estimated at around $1.5 billion.
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With some exceptions, these boundaries are administrative confections that make few allowances for geography, population density or common sense.
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Though good writing is important, judges will make allowances for those for whom English is not their native language.
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It has also announced free housing and free food allowances for the poor, among other measures, in these states.
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Petra has also faced strikes in South Africa over pay, rent and housing allowances and demands for medical expenses.
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They get small allowances every week, which they use to pay for their own phone plans and bus fares.
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In their place are generous baggage allowances, a slick consumer-friendly website, and an ever-obliging social-media persona.
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The agreement grants doctors increased allowances, outlines a promotion plan and protects doctors who went on strike from retribution.
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While most teenagers are earning money at summer jobs or accepting allowances, some are creating multi-million dollar businesses.
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The new disclosures will quantify the impacts of transitional allowances, helping to improve S2 comparability between insurers across Europe.
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Unlike "PAYGO," it does not make allowances for revenue increases, which typically come in the form of tax hikes.
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This is in addition to a 185 million pound reduction in National Grid's allowances which has already been announced.
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"Being the large player allows Dick's to negotiate assortments, margins, returns and markdown allowances better than others," Poser said.
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But instead of allowances, they offer trips to places like Bali, London, Dubai, and Vegas for their first dates.
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One of them asked her if she thought extra allowances had been made for her to get into Oxford.
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In setting allowances for off-campus living, the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn decided that about $18,500 should cover it.
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Did "Medicare for all" and generous sick time allowances come to the United States when I wasn't paying attention?
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They would require power generators to pay for allowances, but they would allow the market to set the price.
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Child allowances are straightforward cash grants to families with kids, and they're an incredibly effective way of reducing poverty.
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Florida law makes no allowances for email voting, but does allow some overseas voters to cast ballots by fax.
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The reforms include a "market stability reserve" (MSR), which last year started removing excess allowances from the EU ETS.
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Some told Business Insider they feel that the cut to allowances signifies a blow against more expensive long-timers.
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Children will learn to spend their money better if allowances are given out on a set schedule, Golden said.
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Here are some questions and answers about allowances: How should I decide how much allowance to pay my child?
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Cuts in public spending last year, including in financial allowances for public sector workers, hurt many Saudis' purchasing power.
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Withholding is based on taxpayers' incomes as well as the number of allowances they claim on W-4 forms.
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And sometimes, if it's an understandable error (you clicked on model A2425A rather than model A2425B), they'll make allowances.
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You can claim allowances, including for kids, which will bring down the amount that's withheld out of every paycheck.
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The EU's latest reforms try to put up the price of carbon by cutting the emissions allowances firms are granted.
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Student nurses and teachers had their allowances cut by the government, who only promised to reinstate them after public pressure.
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Q: You say that chores should not be tied to money and allowances are not a great teaching tool. Why?
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Parents can also set limits, using "Allowances" to allow their children to have certain amounts of time on their devices.
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Usually, you should take no personal allowances if you want a smaller tax refund or no cash back at all.
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The move Friday evening voids those earlier allowances and puts Wells Fargo under toughened standards for oversight, the OCC said.
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Say hello to "allowances," which let you limit the apps your kids use and the time spent on approved apps.
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For the trouble of giving up their baggage allowances, passengers were handed a free round-trip plane ticket to Hawaii.
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She also urges parents to encourage kids to start to save part of the money gifts or allowances they receive.
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The extension will have to be agreed by March 2018, when airlines will be required to surrender carbon emission allowances.
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When we first got married, for a few years we used those — how long do you think the allowances lasted?
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We have mandatory reporting laws, physician's emergency certificates, and other legal allowances or requirements in addition to the Tarasoff rule.
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Elegant writing is important but the judges will make allowances for those for whom English is not their native language.
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The nurses want to be paid other allowances they say were promised by the government in 2010 but never honored.
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The central bank also sold $41 million for travel allowances and medical and tuition fees, it said in Monday's statement.
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Taxes also do not offer benefits to payors, the court said, while purchasers and sellers of the allowances do benefit.
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In addition, it would prevent Corvias from collecting service members' housing allowances for a property that has not been certified.
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That's not what happened prior to the Cross-State Air Pollution Rule when acid rain allowances were plentiful and cheap.
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Tenants say the homes appear to be increasingly avoiding taking people with city shelter allowances, which the city can track.
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Girard also said an additional C$857 million will be invested, starting in 2019, on social programs like family allowances.
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In contrast, basic salaries for lecturers at public universities range from 69,000 shillings to 200,000 shillings each month, before allowances.
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There's sympathy fatigue, though allowances must be made, an elbow gripped, and perhaps the menu read aloud in a restaurant.
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They increase the bank's vulnerability to cyclical asset performance fluctuations and account for more than half of total loan allowances.
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Yes, the EU in late 2628 passed some useful ETS reforms to regulate the number of carbon allowances in circulation.
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At the same time, the popularity of messaging apps makes them one of the bigger drains on users' data allowances.
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And people who itemize their deductions may take more allowances, thus reducing the amount of taxes pulled from their paychecks.
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Of course, such disparities in scale — often brought about by peculiar zoning allowances — are increasingly in evidence throughout New York.
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While Kelly's gen pop move came with a bunch of new allowances ... sex with visitors is not one of 'em.
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If industries complied with cheap stockpiled allowances rather than real emission reductions, emissions would not decline 40 percent by 20203.
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To calculate the supply of allowances, it added up its proposed program caps and offset limits over the same period.
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We know that most athletes need more protein than the standard dietary allowances call for, to help in muscle repair.
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Employees will still receive "other allowances" during this time, and junior level employees will be exempt from the salary reduction.
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Instead, the lower-earning spouse could take three allowances on the federal return and three on the state, Freeman said.
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While they don't receive a "salary" as members of the royal family, they are granted allowances from various royal sources.
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Allowances were tied to the number of personal exemptions you could claim, which were based on the number of dependents.
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As was typical in her previous writings about depression, feminism and other topics, she made no allowances for deviating perspectives.
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The more allowances you claim — for your spouse and your dependents — the less tax will be withheld from your pay.
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Ryan also discussed a proposal to increase members' annual representational allowances by $85033,000 to help lawmakers pay for security measures.
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The decree also increases the stipend for students by 10% for one year and increases retirement allowances, the SPA reported.
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Whereas cash child allowances promotes "non-work" and a divergence between the low-income lifestyle and the middle-class lifestyle.
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ICBC's ratio of allowances to NPLs, for example, dropped to 136.14 percent at end-September, and CCB's slipped to 148.8 percent.
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The government also plans to grant additional old-age living allowances starting in 2020 for people living in the two provinces.
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Ireland's low corporate-tax rate of 12.5%, generous capital allowances and vast network of double-taxation treaties all offer further help.
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Some permits, known as allowances, are given away while others are auctioned, generating billions of dollars in revenue for the state.
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Seraj said the GNA and the central bank had issued letters of credit, increased foreign currency allowances and printed more banknotes.
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These include massive data allowances on the latest iPhone range, and low-cost line-rentals on the recently released Huawei P30.
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There is no demand for a vehicle like this, to say nothing of the complete lack of infrastructure or regulatory allowances.
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It touches a lot of pieces, and there are no allowances to grandfather old software or meaningful exceptions for small companies.
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In 20183, Carter got more than $22018,221 in such allowances, according to the National Taxpayers Union Foundation, a conservative advocacy group.
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He said that housing allowances, family welfare benefits and pension payouts would increase by only 0003 percent in 2019 and 2020.
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Allowances were raised again two years later in a new government, halting the rise in numbers of employed Haredi, Regev said.
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The Commission said next year's auctions would see 20193 million allowances withheld, amounting to 16 percent of the total in circulation.
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Most of the telcos offer rigid plans that pack high volumes of call minutes and SMS messages with big data allowances.
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Overall, though, it's mostly a win for the players, with important allowances for team use of data for improvement and understanding.
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Yet in 93 South Korea began to pay child-care allowances and nursery-school fees to all parents regardless of income.
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Nasdaq Commodities also offers trade in carbon emission allowances, tanker and dry cargo freight, fuel oil, iron ore and seafood derivatives.
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So it has to make allowances for that, which, in the worst case, means the system has to anticipate both outcomes.
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Despite the senator's claims that Iranian military sites are off-limits, the accord actually does make some allowances for those inspections.
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As such, Swiss International Airlines has had to surrender its emissions allowances for flights to and from EEA states and Switzerland.
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The government then creates emissions allowances (for example, a permit to emit one ton of carbon dioxide) that can be traded.
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For instance, the government provides renewable energy production tax credits to alternative energy firms and depletion allowances for fossil-fuel companies.
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You can load money on the card, limit how much can be spent and even automate payments for chores or allowances.
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"For next year, we are confident of getting 20 million tonnes of allowances from the government," the senior Hengli official said.
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Often, allowances will be made for "public service announcements," but what constitutes public service is left entirely up to bureaucratic discretion.
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Last week the cabinet said it would cut ministers' salaries by 20 percent and reduce financial allowances for public sector workers.
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Faster networks, improved coverage and bigger data allowances helped to boost average revenue per user in its four biggest European markets.
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The approach would have capped the state's total amount of greenhouse gases, forcing companies such as utilities to buy emission allowances.
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"We feel like we already have some of the most generous data allowances in the cable industry," a Mediacom spokesperson said.
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Over time, the number of allowances available steadily declines — 45 percent below 19903 levels by 2035, and 80 percent by 2050.
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When gasoline or diesel importers pay for allowances based on the carbon content of those fuels, are they paying a "tax"?
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If they were also given allowances for free, the power generators would effectively be receiving windfall profits — extra money for nothing.
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The letter then goes on to make small allowances for a 17-year-old being a shithead for a few reasons.
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"The Commission underlines the importance of the timely surrender of allowances by the mandatory deadline of 30 April 2020," it said.
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These fixed allowances were established in 2012, when then-CEO Rob Niblock did away with commissions and spiffs for sales specialists.
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If that friend, however, happens to be a famous influencer, you may have to make allowances, if only to show support.
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Taking six allowances for federal and state would have likely resulted in the couple owing New Jersey next April, she said.
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In a Monday morning tweet, Trump said Democrats are leaving Americans in the lurch in favor of allowances for illegal immigrants.
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Under the old law, the IRS used to ask taxpayers to detail the number of allowances claimed on their W-4.
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The more allowances you claimed — for yourself, your spouse and your dependents — the less tax you'd have withheld from your pay.
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Because of that, utilities have pushed to gain allowances to resell imported cargoes and reduce their dependence on long-term contracts.
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Her 4-year-old daughter, half blind and half deaf, has been denied disability allowances worth up to $460 a month.
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They have offered generous maternity-leave policies, cash allowances and even boxes of beef and baby clothes to families with newborns.
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Shelters, short-term hotels, free food, cash allowances, emergency rooms, health care and the like provide temporary relief and perpetual homelessness.
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Through the WUSC committee on campus, I get my tuition paid for one year, monthly allowances, and an on-campus job.
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State and federal governments have responded with billions of dollars in emergency funds for cheap loans, household allowances and mental-health services.
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As Lively mentions about her husband, gender expectations give him different allowances in what those portrayals mean than they do for her.
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This includes an activity report for parents about their kids' device and app usage, and the option of creating allowances for kids.
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Leibel moved to California in 2004 and received $1.7 million in monthly allowances from his family over eight years, the Times reports.
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For example, it's not just artists who get allowances well into their twenties; a whopping 47 percent of STEM workers do too.
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Last year George Osborne, the chancellor, froze housing allowances for four years, hoping to encourage landlords to drop rents (they did not).
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A startup called Current is today launching a new way for parents to dole out allowances to their kids: with an app.
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The tools make allowances for this, working with DOI numbers when they can, but also doing soft matching between titles and authors.
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Officials have also offered them sweeteners: generous allowances to move back to China, as well as housing, health care and other benefits.
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"The maximum annual amount of allowances could be higher or lower than that thus far determined," the court said in a statement.
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Malaysia Airlines Wednesday said baggage allowances are available again on all flights across the network including services to Amsterdam, London and Paris.
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Sanders should have embraced child allowances and rejected the Clinton-era logic that only some of "the least among us" deserve help.
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On top of this they would receive allowances and a bonus, which can sometimes be given in the form of company shares.
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He suggests that because men (presently) dominate in pure programming, allowances should be made to help women along into the coding space.
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But more often, landlords are giving tenants perks like allowances to build out their space or free rent during construction, she said.
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However, under article 29a, intervention to return allowances would only be triggered if the price rise was not rooted in fundamental reasons.
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The charges to be included in Hess' fourth-quarter results relate to valuation allowances and deferred development of two natural gas fields.
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The other three swimmers will also be suspended from domestic and international competition, but for four months and lose their monthly allowances.
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The nurses went on strike last Monday to press home demands for improved allowances and irregular salary grading system, its union said.
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Nevertheless, the industry's increased focus on improving data sales yield by reducing data allowances should help stabilise competition and ease margin pressure.
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Lowe's did not confirm that it was doing away with these allowances, though Business Insider reviewed a leaked document announcing the cut.
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The state previously worked with the Obama administration to determine a universal emissions standard that would narrow vehicle emissions allowances over time.
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The new Market Stability Reserve will, from 2023 onwards, cancel surplus carbon allowances and thereby avoid the bulk of this waterbed effect.
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Around 16,000 nurses went on strike Monday to press home demands for improved allowances and irregular salary grading system, its union said.
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Bankers cited cuts in subsidies and allowances and the one-off boost last year from a two month salary bonus for employees.
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The big picture: It's nearly impossible to compile the cash needed to grab a coffee given allowances at banks in the country.
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Many colleges and universities have dispensed with formulas and just give the same allowances to students who live on- or off-campus.
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It helped that he rewarded them with salaries, expense accounts, clothing allowances and housing loans that were the envy of their peers.
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First, gas utilities will receive 100 percent free allowances to cover their low-income residential customers, to protect them from price spikes.
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Over 11 cramped pages, Ms. Franklin specified weekly and monthly allowances for her four sons, and appears to have signed every page.
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In the wake of Williams's return to tennis this year, the WTA received criticism for not making seeding allowances specifically for pregnancy.
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During the call, Cook and Apple CFO Luca Maestri said Apple has made allowances to mitigate the cost of the virus outbreak.
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The Saudi spokesman, Mr. Qusayer, said that the current total for annual allowances did not exceed 230 billion riyals, or $2.7 billion.
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How much tax your payroll company deducts from your paycheck depends on the number of allowances you claim on Form W-4.
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It's hard to say no, but there are things you can do to get a handle on any allowances you're shelling out.
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Perhaps the most obvious change is the banishment of "allowances," which were used to calculate withholding on the previous W-4 form.
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If you fall into that category, you may need to update your allowances to ensure you're withholding the right amount of tax.
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One key change filers will notice is the fact that the old W-4 asks for the total number of allowances claimed.
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The more allowances you claim — for yourself, your spouse and each dependent — the less tax you would have withheld from your pay.
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Family leave, child allowances, and universal pre-K acknowledge that we need to look beyond male breadwinners as the core economic unit.
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Countries with high rates (like America) tend to offset them with allowances and deductions that bring down the effective rate that companies pay.
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I looked into the research, which is all over the map - sometimes allowances help kids with financial decision-making, and sometimes they don't.
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Last week it reduced allowances for public sector employees and some investors fear further steps - perhaps new fees or taxes on foreign workers.
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Widows, the disabled and orphans will have their monthly allowances doubled to $20, a step that will benefit another 900,000 people, he said.
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The forecast allowances and use of a more conservative economic forecast provide a small, but important, cushion in the event economic growth stalls.
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The complaint alleged disparities at every level of the sport, from lower compensation for friendly matches and sponsor appearances to smaller travel allowances.
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Taking six allowances for both federal and state likely would have resulted in the couple owing New Jersey the following April, she said.
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Current is a new startup that wants to take allowances into the modern age through an app-controlled Visa debit card, via TechCrunch.
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Most US-based telecoms impose home broadband data caps, and most cell carriers throttle connections after certain monthly data allowances are used up.
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Details: A change in the way housing allowances are calculated caused a massive backlog in processing at the VA's Office of Information Technology.
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Last month, the government reversed an unpopular austerity step, restoring allowances to public sector workers after cutting them last September to save money.
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The president sought a 5 percent tax to pensions and disability living allowances, and an increase to contributions paid by employees and employers.
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The president sought a 2014 percent tax to pensions and disability living allowances, and an increase to contributions paid by employees and employers.
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European CO2 emission allowances prices have risen from less than 5 euros/tonne in spring to more than 7 euros in recent weeks.
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Under previous law, veterans were exempt from the cap on the Defense Department's Basic Housing Allowances rate and could therefore receive slightly more.
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Hengli, though, has to first get its jet fuel certified by aviation authorities, and then win export allowances before shipping any supplies abroad.
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The government said last week that it would cut ministers' salaries by 20 percent and scale back financial allowances for public sector workers.
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Youngsters who had spent their allowances on the fifty-dollar entry fee lined up for makeovers, sampled free eyeshadow, and hashtagged the results.
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The complaint alleges disparities at every level of the sport, from lower compensation for friendly matches and sponsor appearances to smaller travel allowances.
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The Recommended Dietary Allowances for calories and nutrients, first issued by the National Research Council in 1941, were deemed too permissive in 1994.
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Any reduction in housing allowances, which are enjoyed by 6.5 million people, is likely to be a political hot potato for the government.
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Nigeria's coach Siaisia was owed five months salary and the players threatened not take part in the quarterfinals after wrangles over allowances payments.
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In recent weeks Riyadh has eased its austerity drive slightly, restoring financial allowances to public sector employees, and this should help consumption slightly.
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At least one libel case against Steele is pending London, England, where libel laws are stricter and make fewer allowances for public interest.
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The vast majority of the allowances the state sold at the August auction were permits consigned to the state by electric utility companies.
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Some of those interviewed reported earning basic salaries of well below $200 a month, plus allowances of around $50 a month for food.
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Intuition tells you that if you give yourself very generous error allowances, you're more likely to be able to pull off the approximation.
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He told Houghton, whose husband has a motor neuron disease, that he would make whatever allowances for absence that she felt she required.
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There was simply too much at stake to let family rifts get in the way of lavish lifestyles, exorbitant allowances and unrivaled privileges.
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"The tender will be conducted on a multiple price basis, with no non-competitive allowances or Post Auction Option Facility," the DMO said.
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Children's allowances grow: Two-thirds of parents give their child an allowance, and the average is now $30 a week, a survey found.
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He promised free school meals, extra financial allowances for mothers who have more than one child and other measures focused on easing poverty.
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How much income tax your payroll company pulls from your paycheck depends on the number of allowances you claim on Form W-4.
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The company also said some incentives should be removed, including the investment tax credit, investment tax allowance and capital allowances to PSC contractors.
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Members of the royal family rely on allowances, government jobs and positions in business, aided by the status and connections conferred by nobility.
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We make moral allowances for the behavior of lawyers based on the knowledge that the jury will also hear a strong contrary position.
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It's gracious to give those kinds of allowances, but it doesn't mean that you then have to keep the person at the party.
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Either way, I hope you change your role in this new generation: Don't grant Olivia (or your sister) any (more) special fragility allowances.
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Taxpayers claim more allowances, and get less withheld from their paychecks, if they expect to get more benefits from exemptions, deductions and credits.
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Money that could fund affordable housing, income subsidies, and allowances for first-time homeowners instead just helps rich people pay for their houses.
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IRB banks with higher R-EL cushions over their existing IAS 39 accounting loan-loss allowances will be therefore less affected by IFRS 103.
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The investment bank reckoned prices will be driven by disbursement of housing rent allowances to central government employees as well as climbing energy prices.
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Yet some suggest the auction of emission allowances has been volatile in recent years and could weaken, as they did a few years ago.
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If allowances go unsold, that means reductions are occurring beyond the program's annual targets and the program is working, she said in a statement.
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Difficulties in the oil, gas and shipping industries led to a S$313 million increase in specific allowances on loans to S$428 million.
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You can also set allowances for people in your family, so that Junior only gets to drool over Snapchat for one hour a day.
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But those rules were changed two decades ago when Prince Joachim married (his now ex-wife) Alexandra to include allowances for his family too.
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Fu did not specify how China would respond but said "everything will be on the table" if U.S. allies made allowances for the missiles.
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BUDGET INCLUDES CUSHION Importantly, the budget continues British Columbia's practice of including built-in cushions in the form of expense contingencies and forecast allowances.
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Officials have given offers of allowances, handsome maternity-leave policies, and baby clothes, but apparently it wasn't enough — on Thursday, the government got involved.
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The VR could also benefit from improved operating performance, which in the past two years has been lifted by releases from loan impairment allowances.
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Most people who get pregnant without medical intervention only think of kids being a financial drain once they arrive: diapers, child care, allowances, college.
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New austerity attached to the funds release include the 13th cut in pensions since 2010 and a reduction in tax-free allowances on income.
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When Buff informed me that wives just want bigger allowances, I asked him what he meant by "allowance" and asked whether his wife worked.
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"Higher carbon prices mean higher costs for all European utilities, unless of course they hedged or stockpiled allowances," said French energy consultant Hibault Laconde.
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After the players signed the bonus and allowances agreement with the NFF last year, team captain Mikel Obi told the federation's official website, thenff.
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Ms. Ramos suspects that if rates go up, Washington will send bigger utility allowances — and people living on "negative rent" will get more money.
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In particular, Prime Minister Edouard Philippe has described a cut in widely enjoyed housing allowances by five euros ($6) per month as "not smart".
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To make matters worse, there is little sympathy in Britain for so-called Eurocrats, whose high pay and generous allowances have long attracted envy.
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But banks have topped up basic pay by awarding allowances to senior staff and also increased fixed salaries as a result in some cases.
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The Friday order would be aimed primarily at expanding drilling by directing the Interior Department to review the current schedule for offshore drilling allowances.
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On Friday, OCBC also reported a big rise in allowances for impaired loans to S$231 million from S$13 million a year earlier.
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Every entity emitting more than 25,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e) must purchase allowances equal to the tons of CO2e they emit.
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He was also a critic of the oil and gas industries, proposing laws to repeal depletion allowances for major producers and opposing price deregulation.
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If emissions approach the cap, prices for carbon allowances simply rise and rise, as high as necessary to prevent the cap from being exceeded.
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The fewer "allowances" you claim on the form, the more tax is withheld from your paycheck, potentially leading to a bigger refund next spring.
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During the last recession, in 2008-09, its members accepted a 2.6% pay cut and saw some extra allowances slashed when times were tough.
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Other employees would also have their salaries cut and staff would not be paid their usual transport and other job-related allowances, it said.
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Late last month, the state legislature voted to expand its electronic voting allowances to include people with physical disabilities, legislation that West Virginia Gov.
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There are benefits -- like savings accrued at the commissary or housing allocation paid with specific allowances based on the geographic area -- and those help.
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If a market for carbon existed, like Article 6 proposes, the U.S. could buy carbon credits from another nation that has allowances to spare.
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To ease the transition, veterans in the UK receive benefits such as free travel, tax reductions, school and child care allowances, and pension plans.
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Brooker is for a world in which, no matter how advanced our technology becomes, generous allowances continue to be made for human error. ♦
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To get a handle on any allowances you're shelling out, it's crucial to have tough conversations with your relatives and to set healthy boundaries.
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"In order to vape, you need money," said Vascones-Gatski, noting that most students at her high school either work or receive big allowances.
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Among the changes are allowances for pastas made with potato, soy or other starchy vegetable-based flours to be considered as a vegetable serving.
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"We have not accepted the government's offer for bonuses and allowances, but we have agreed to suspend the strike while negotiations continue," said Diarra.
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Since 2015, the government has shown it is willing and able to carry out contentious reforms, such as cuts to civil servants' financial allowances.
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On the issue of severance packages and benefits, Labour Minister Chris Ngige said workers will be entitled to all their entitlements, salaries and allowances.
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If you fall into that category, you may need to update your allowances in 2018 to ensure you're withholding the right amount of tax.
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Since February her monthly salary as EU lawmaker has been cut by half to around 13,000 euros and other allowances have been withdrawn [nL5N1FL3TT].
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Through its own rulemaking, the administration has proposed capping deductions for utility allowances, effectively forcing families to choose between utility bills or buying groceries.
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Now, teams can only spend their pool allowances, which currently range from $4.75 million to $5.75 million, though they can trade international pool money.
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The market-oriented ETS will help companies abate emissions and reduce carbon-intensified assets through the controlled allocation and trading of carbon emission allowances.
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The reforms the European Parliament passed this week are an attempt to increase the price of carbon by cutting the emissions allowances granted to firms.
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The CBL also listed spending in dollars, including an allocation of $2.09 billion for the National Oil Corporation (NOC) and $2.7 billion in family allowances.
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Like single-payer health care and free public college tuition, child allowances may not make for easy politics, but they do make for good policy.
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In addition to wages, the women's team also received far less in bonuses, as well as appearance fees and daily allowances, according to the claim.
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The government announced in late September that it was cutting allowances for workers in the public sector, where some two-thirds of Saudis are employed.
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"It would be unwise not to make some allowances for the uncertain political and macroenvironment," Jean-Francois Palus, Kering group managing director, said in July.
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It is considering things like bigger family allowances, more favourable tax treatment of families and many more nursery places to shorten the long waiting lists.
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Still, when considering a second term, Americans seemed willing to forgive their flaws, favor their strengths over their liabilities and make allowances for their transgressions.
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The approach, called cap and trade, would have capped the state's total amount of greenhouse gases, forcing companies such as utilities to buy emission allowances.
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The background: The recent steep price rise for CO2 emissions allowances comes after almost 5 years of oscillation between 4 and 8 euros per ton.
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At the same time, Pakistan's government has supplied vaccinators with motorcycles, for which Britain's Fund for International Development, along with Unicef, will provide fuel allowances.
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Firms can respond to market pressures by reducing the benefits available to workers; Asda, a supermarket, recently announced plans to slash British workers' holiday allowances.
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In international markets, China has issued crude oil import quotas totalling 121.32 million tonnes for 44 companies in its first batch of allowances for 2018.
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Some are also using up tax-free pension allowances, or vesting tax-free cash, earlier than required, for fear of such benefits evaporating under Labour.
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Occupying forces seized much of the imperial family's wealth and today parliament controls the household's annual budget and allowances, which total well over $100 million.
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"Should that be confirmed, allowances issued by the United Kingdom for 2018 would not be marked and would be accepted for surrender," the statement said.
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The cement lobby protested its exclusion from more free allowances while the steel and aluminum sector worried a higher carbon price could damage its competitiveness.
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Many of these track calories consumed and burned, allow users to set weight loss goals, calculate daily calorie allowances, and offset them when you exercise.
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If you claim too many allowances on your W-4, you will withhold less tax from your pay – but you may owe the following year.
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Florida's allowances for medicinal use of cannabis are currently quite restrictive, only allowing low-THC marijuana use, and only in patients with cancer or seizures.
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European companies buy "emission allowances" — and because they're limited (like rare metals or money) — they can go up in price, making carbon emissions more expensive.
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Such allowances cost 19 billion euros ($23 billion) annually, making up the bulk of the 30 billion euros France spends on various housing support schemes.
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So last week we asked how people do allowances since I'm still trying to nail down my own system, and boy did the floodgates open.
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In international markets, China has issued crude oil import quotas totaling 121.32 million tons for 44 companies in its first batch of allowances for 2018.
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About two thirds of working Saudis are in the public sector and many obtain as much as 30 percent of their income from such allowances.
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Even when some of the world's brightest minds work to overcome sexism, their inability to make basic allowances for gender differences get in the way.
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In the European carbon market, front-year allowances fell more than five percent earlier in the session, down 0.22 euro to 4.47 euros a ton.
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If the suggested number of withholding allowances is different than what's on your paystub, ask your human resources team for a request to change it.
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Note that net worth is difficult to estimate for some royal families and may include allowances provided by the state in addition to personal fortune.
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The island's key garments industry benefited the most from the duty reductions and other allowances offered by the EU's Generalised Scheme of Preferences Plus scheme.
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Junior doctors, who earn a basic monthly salary of $329 before allowances, according to Ngwenya, were yet to get duty-free vehicles as agreed previously.
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Johanna Konta, the top British woman, suggested that allowances should be made for men playing a fifth set or for women stretched to a third.
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If the writers of the article want to propose that depreciation and depletion allowances be changed or eliminated, that is a reasonable point of view.
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At the same time, the city is making allowances for people to get out and get exercise, which is permitted under the order, she said.
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Volkswagen said it had also offered to push out repayment dates, extend credit allowances and make interest rate payments more favourable for its German dealers.
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It would also be a good idea to scale back accelerated depreciation allowances that let businesses write off investments faster than assets actually wear out.
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Each minister is also entitled to a long list of allowances, including a free, fully fueled car, complimentary 24-hour security and numerous other perks.
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California created a cap-and-trade program that auctions carbon allowances, similar to an agreement among Northeastern states known as the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative.
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Also this week, King Salman announced new cost-of-living allowances for military personnel, government employees and students, the state-run Saudi Press Agency reported.
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Apex Council, the top body that represents all government workers, said on Tuesday the government offered to increase salaries and allowances for all its workers.
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The bureau did not give a breakdown but the allowances could include those paid to police who worked undercover or in plainclothes for 30 days.
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A: My siblings and I had allowances and chores like everyone else, everything from taking out the garbage to cleaning rooms to doing the dishes.
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" The MLB said players under "Minor League uniform player" contracts will get payment equal "to the allowances that would have been paid through April 8.
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If service members live on base, the housing allowances they receive as part of their pay typically go directly from the government to their landlord.
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Each measure — including bills to ban most forms of outside income, require online financial disclosures and end paid allowances for committee work — passed by wide margins.
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"If your effective tax rate was 20 percent on average last year, check your allowances to make sure you're close to 20 percent now," he said.
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Prudently, the government's updated fiscal plan (Budget 2017 Update) includes expense contingencies and forecast allowances around cautious economic forecasts to ensure the provincial budget remains balanced.
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The standard federal W-4, which all employees fill out, is based on the notion of "allowances," which you could adjust based on your personal situation.
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"The W-4 is supposed to change your federal withholding, but often employers give you the same allowances on the federal and state side," Freeman said.
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Specific allowances continued to climb to 19bp in 70.6Q16 (4Q15: 14bps; 1Q15: 9bps) as the bank adjusted its recovery expectations in line with falling vessel valuations.
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As well as turning the screws on non-doms, the Conservatives have cut high-earners' tax-free pension allowances and are mulling an inheritance-tax grab.
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Such allowances are traditionally saved for women born directly into the Royal Family, like The Crown's Princess Margaret (Vanessa Kirby) or the real-life Princess Charlotte.
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On entering parliament, the M22005S's lawmakers undertook to donate half their salaries and the unused part of their expense allowances to a fund for small businesses.
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The standard federal W-4, which all employees fill out, is based on the notion of "allowances," which you could adjust based on your personal situation.
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Union officials said sticking points in the negotiations included bereavement time and uniform allowances for the bus drivers, plus a tiered payment system and vacation time.
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In March, the doctors went on strike and won an increase in pay and allowances, ending the first big labor dispute Mnangagwa faced since taking power.
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As refiners start chartering tankers to import crude, the impact of the new import allowances is expected to show from the end of the third quarter.
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Child allowances acknowledge the financial burden of raising a child and ensure that all children, regardless of their parents' income, have a basic level of security.
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This pushed coal power off the grid where green energy gets priority, while high carbon emissions allowances and low gas prices also worsened coal's competitive position.
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LONDON, June 6 (Reuters) - Britain sold 860,000 spot EU aviation emission allowances (EUAAs) for 15.51 euros per tonne each on ICE on Wednesday, the exchange said.
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In October, USA TODAY reported that slightly more than 1,000 agents – about a third of the agent workforce – had maxed out annual overtime and salary allowances.
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It also said that revenues, which fell 3 percent in the first quarter, could improve because of a reversal in civil servant allowances announced last month.
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The software company, which makes programs that quickly analyze, visualize and share information, warned it was unlikely to benefit from certain tax allowances it had expected.
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New measures in 2014 increased the number of social workers in schools and slightly lifted child allowances for single parents for the first time in years.
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Social media doesn't make allowances for legal concepts like the presumption of innocence, and it can justifiably lead to fears of mob rule or partisan exploitation.
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For more than six decades cost recovery allowances in the federal tax code have allowed businesses to make strategic investments to improve their capacity and efficiency.
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On Monday, the Obama administration framed the new deportations as part of a tough approach to protecting the border that nonetheless makes allowances for humanitarian values.
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It has also made strides to nurture its start-up scene, and some districts provide housing allowances or free rent if businesses choose to register there.
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The California Air Resources Board, which regulates the program, has said unsold allowances are an indication that the reductions are occurring beyond the program's annual targets.
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More significant are the connections between recent migrants and relatives back in Cuba who have opened small businesses under Raúl Castro's new allowances for self-employment.
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But there are serious concerns with the performance of that software and there are no allowances made for costs associated with testing or integrating these systems.
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There have been several attempts to reform the Lords, home to around 800 members and often the focus of criticism over their enjoyment of generous allowances.
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But it also seeks to strengthen the program by cutting the number of free carbon allowances and requiring that offsets be sourced from California, not elsewhere.
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At 131 colleges whose net prices dropped by at least $2,000 in one year, average living allowances had declined by $2116 as tuition rose by $22013.
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And note: Because Oregon will be part of the WCI, it can buy allowances from, and sell them to, entities in California or the provinces too.
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Many members of the Bangladeshi government are factory owners, but the funds, Prime Minister Hasina said, would be used solely as salaries and allowances for workers.
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Many members of the Bangladeshi government are factory owners, but the funds, Prime Minister Hasina said, would be used solely as salaries and allowances for workers.
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"The W-4 is supposed to change your federal withholding, but often employers give you the same allowances on the federal and state side," said Freeman.
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Mr. Guengueng, who says he is too old to find a good job, spends his days shuffling between municipal offices for food stamps and housing allowances.
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The pieces may be elaborately bulbous or bulging; tatty or fraying; they may or may not make allowances for their wearer's arms, or faces, or vanity.
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"Remuneration will not only include the minimum rates of pay, but also other elements such as bonuses or allowances where applicable," it said in a statement.
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In the past, it may have made sense for people who itemize deductions to claim more allowances on their W-4 and have less tax withheld.
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Lusambo was banned from entering parliament grounds and using its facilities during the period of suspension and would not be entitled to any allowances, Matibini said.
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Kenyan lawmakers are some of the best paid in the world, earning in excess of the equivalent of $10,000 every month in pay and various allowances.
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ANO's other concessions to the Social Democrats include raising sick pay and child allowances and increasing salaries across the education sector by 50 percent by 2021.
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A key element of the state's program to cut greenhouse gas emissions is a cap-and-trade program, which includes a quarterly auction of carbon allowances.
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Landlords are supposed to set the maximum legal rents in accordance with the stabilization rules, which include allowances for renovations, annual rent hikes and other factors.
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Faced with a backlash, the prince has revoked cuts in allowances and bonuses for civil servants; soldiers fighting in Yemen were given a two-month pay bonus.
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Allowances are granted to countries struck by unforeseen events, such as an economic downturn, earthquake or influx of refugees, all of which can push up government spending.
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PDCA allowances are now listed separately in Cabinet Office accounts, with footnotes showing the totals claimed by each former prime minister (Tony Blair draws the full allowance).
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It was also using the cash to pay training and match allowances to its 15-a-side teams, said Richard Omwela, the chairman of the rugby union.
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They showed that his full-time contract was worth 54,684 euros annually, plus 7,474 euros in allowances for his expenses, including for his car and mobile phone.
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Apple said Thursday it plans to abruptly end iTunes allowances, a feature that let parents transfer a set amount of money into their kids' accounts each month.
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ADNOC's supply cuts will mostly hit Asia, although refiners there said that the cuts fell within contractual allowances under which ADNOC can alter agreed monthly supply volumes.
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Allowances were useful for parents who wanted a way to control spending and set limits on what their kids could buy from the iTunes Store every month.
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Contingencies, forecast allowances, and conservative economic growth assumptions are all long-standing aspects of the government's budgetary planning supporting Fitch's assessment of British Columbia's strong fiscal management.
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There Are Some Strange Allowances For Content Featuring Public Figures Some of the most important policies, including ones relating to bullying, do not apply to public figures.
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Organic food, in particular, seems to have a major impact on our psyche, and the allowances we make for ourselves as a result of making that choice.
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She gave allowances for her girls, because in the end, the important part of the traditions is that you are doing these things with your best friends.
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First is a reform to the European Union's Emissions Trading System (ETS), a cap-and-trade system once ridiculed for the low price of its carbon allowances.
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The EU's consumer credit directive does not make allowances for sharia-compliant products, which has left mainland Europe out of reach for most Islamic retail banking efforts.
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According to Nigeria's minister of agriculture, some Nigerians are taking advantage of those flight allowances by seeking out foreign pizza—and delivering it to Nigeria by plane.
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Banks tried to get round this by upping fixed pay and awarding allowances on a monthly or quarterly basis to bump up basic pay to senior staff.
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High-value property in urban areas needs to account for mandatory parking allowances, forcing developers to factor the cost of parking spaces into construction costs and rent.
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State officials said this week they would not extend the regular deadline to register to vote, but allowances would be made for forms delayed by mail delivery.
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He said GE had made commitments to pay ARCO, which the union said was a maintenance subcontractor that had failed to pay salaries, allowances and other entitlements.
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This article has been amended to make clear that the EU cut the allowances paid for AMISOM soldiers to providing nations, not its overall budget for AMISON.
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In the speech, a video of which also surfaced online, Oettinger criticized Germany's current political agenda, listing issues such as maternity leave, retirement and child-care allowances.
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Budget minister Gerald Darmanin told France 3 television that some landlords set rents based on how much a tenant received in housing allowances, leading to rent inflation.
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The approach, which is called cap and trade, would cap the state's total amount of greenhouse gases and force companies, such as utilities, to buy emission allowances.
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The workers held the protest after Denel said it will be able to pay salaries in October but salaries for November and other allowances were not guaranteed.
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If the church makes post-sexual revolution allowances for straight couples, shouldn't it make the same ones for people who aren't even attracted to the opposite sex?
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Impaired mortgage loans (0.9% at end-2016) are now in line with the three largest Dutch banks, and the bank reported releases of loan allowances in 2016.
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Netflix says that it has slowed its speeds because most people who stream mobile video on Netflix would radically exceed their monthly data allowances if it didn't.
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That means Amazon would then be tapping into the pocket money teens may have on hand from their part-time jobs, babysitting money, allowances and the like.
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This includes applying for short-time working allowances to keep paying staff in times of lower production, Chief Human Resources Officer Oliver Burkhard said in a statement.
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It gave a percentage of allowances for people to come, giving preference to Northern Europe, discriminating against Southern and Eastern Europe, and completely barring immigration from Asia.
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Serena Williams came back from pregnancy to reach two Grand Slam finals at age 36 and pushed hard for tennis to make more allowances for working mothers.
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At the center of this drama is California's cap-and-trade system, which puts a declining cap on total emissions and issues tradable allowances under the cap.
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R. and I both give ourselves allowances each month of $400 to spend on whatever we want, no questions asked by the other person (thanks, Barefoot Investor!).
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And you'd make no allowances for the possibility that the politician in question might have merely misspoken, especially if he failed to apologize, clarify or correct himself.
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Monthly allowances Masiyiwa's fellowship through his family's HigherLife Foundation has brought an end the wage impasse between the striking unions and the government, at least for now.
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Royals are sharing the pain, according to Anas al-Qusayer, the spokesman for the Ministry of Culture and Information, who said that their allowances had been reduced.
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Cash allowances, ideally paid to a child's parents on a monthly basis, are a clean, direct way to raise a high proportion of children out of poverty.
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Microsoft said in November it would apply CCPA allowances to all U.S. users, and Mozilla said Thursday it would give those privacy rights to all Firefox users.
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If certain colleagues are acrimonious in their minority opinions, she makes allowances, because she knows they're unhappy that they lost, and they are passionate about their beliefs.
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The scheme is on track and pilot programs have already traded 120 million carbon allowances with total transactions amounting to 3.2 billion yuan ($472.29 million), he added.
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State proposals to institute such a mandate usually make allowances for the Medicaid enrollees who are in school or have a disability that stops them from working.
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Girls tried to pierce security perimeters to touch the star and spent their allowances on merchandise emblazoned with his image, including lunch boxes and 3-D postcards.
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Ask your human resources department at work for a new W-4 to claim more allowances, which will lower the amount of taxes withheld from your paycheck.
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The way that other social democratic countries address this problem is through child allowances: monthly or weekly cash transfers from the government for each child in the household.
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Allowances for impairment losses on loans, advances and financing jumped to 982 million ringgit in the second quarter from 301 million ringgit in the same period last year.
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The first version of Current, which debuted in 2017, was focused on giving parents a more modern way to dole out allowances and reward their kids for chores.
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It has generous time-off allowances — to the tune of 15 paid vacation days, 10 paid sick-leave days and 10 paid U.S. holidays, plus two personal days.
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And Clinton would take an important step toward making the child tax credit a real cash program that helps the poor, similar to child allowances in other countries.
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The problem has taken a while to kick in because high earners were allowed a three-year period when they could carry forward tax allowances from previous years.
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And in addition to increasing the minimum modeling age, they announced that models will have private changing rooms on set and "allowances" for approval on poses and clothing.
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Last month, the government said that in order to stimulate economic growth, it was restoring financial allowances for civil servants that were cut last September to save money.
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"We have a strong endorsement for reform: We can begin to dry up the excess allowances," said Scottish deputy Ian Duncan, who is guiding the bill through parliament.
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For this and other reasons, carbon allowances in the system have been dirt cheap; since 2014, they've been sitting on the "price floor" of around $12 a ton.
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Saudi Arabia's King Salman issued a royal decree at the weekend that restored financial allowances for civil servants and military personnel that had been cut under austerity measures.
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Benchmark EU Allowances (EUAs) jumped 30 percent in just four trading sessions, hitting a 10-year high above 25 euros a tonne, before a sell-off kicked in.
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Yet such a freebie has the obvious knock-on effect of penalizing other video services that do cost data to consume (and thereby eat into users' data allowances).
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And even though the children were given small allowances, they were always encouraged to donate a portion to charity (usually at church) and to account for every expense.
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James Martin filed suit in the San Mateo Superior Court Thursday morning, alleging the company's leaders deployed massive allowances to poor-behaving executives to cover up harassment scandals.
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Under the proposal adopted by the workers, which is valid for two years, food and child care allowances will be raised by 10 percent and 15 percent, respectively.
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In January, Mr. Gowan repaid the state for travel reimbursements and daily allowances he had improperly claimed, a matter that remains under investigation by the state's attorney general.
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In this respect, our process for recognizing revenue and recording returns and other allowances has not changed and has always been in compliance with generally accepted accounting principles.
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Riyadh backed down on one austerity measure last month, restoring civil servants' financial allowances at what one official said was an annual cost of about 15 billion riyals.
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For instance: In the past, it may have made sense for people who itemize deductions to claim more allowances on their W-4 and have less tax withheld.
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I now serve as the ranking member on the Committee that works to ensure members of Congress are using their official allowances on official and representational duties only.
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Ivey withdrew the policy of "paying prisoner food service allowances directly to sheriffs in their personal capacities" in a memo to the state comptroller, The Associated Press reported.
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"Customers are increasingly using mobile networks rather than wifi given the improving quality of our 4G and 4G-plus networks and our more generous data allowances," Colao said.
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EU Allowances (EUAs) are expected to average 203 euros/ton this year and 34.37 euros/ton in 2020, according to a survey of eight analysts polled by Reuters.
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EU Allowances for delivery in December 2018 hit an intra-day high of 18.28 euros a tonne in early trade on Wednesday, their highest level since November 20203.
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The worry is that if they have to pay for allowances as well, ratepayers, who will ultimately bear the cost, will be paying twice for the same changes.
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Critics argue that taxes on emissions from Canadian industries put them at a competitive disadvantage with their American counterparts, though Mr. Trudeau's system makes allowances to prevent that.
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Here's what to do The airline industry said it supports the DOT guidelines because of its concerns about passengers abusing the allowances for emotional support animals, or ESAs.
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Lam offered a slate of economic policy ideas on Wednesday, including building artificial islands to provide more space for housing and providing cash allowances to low-income residents.
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Because of cuts to capital allowances, the UK would have the most taxed corporate sector of any G7 major industrial country, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies.
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Thompson suggested that the select committee could consider ways to help lawmakers afford housing in Washington, such as allowances or permitting them to deduct costs from their taxes.
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Close to half of the parents said their children's allowances go toward outings with friends, while 37% said their kids spend the money on digital devices or downloads.
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California operates a cap-and-trade market, allowing companies to buy and sell greenhouse gas emission allowances, making it more costly for companies to emit at high levels.
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They also pointed out that when chiefs of staff, based back in the congressional district, visit Washington, their lodging expenses are covered by lawmakers' Members' Representational Allowances (MRAs).
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EU Allowances (EUAs) are expected to average 21 euros/tonne in 229 and 32.83 euros/tonne in 2020, according to a survey of seven analysts polled by Reuters.
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"For this, we want a comprehensive inheritance tax reform with high allowances so that the normal house from the parents or grandparents is not affected," the manifesto said.
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This can be done using emission trading systems (ETS) which cap the level of carbon emissions and allow low-emitters to sell their additional allowances to higher emitters.
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The group's allowances for impairment losses on loans, advances, financing and other debts increased by 4.4 percent from a year ago mainly due to higher net collective allowance.
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The SRC wants to take away a 5 million shillings car grant given to each lawmaker, strip them of various allowances, and reduce their monthly pay, Wanga said.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong police have earned a total of HK$135 million in allowances during the past six months of anti-government protests, government figures show.
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"If we want more women running for office, we need to make allowances to make that a reality and not just give lip service to it," she said.
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There's nothing, however, stopping states like California or New York from imposing their own child allowances, maybe starting at a modest level like $1,000 and then ramping up.
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At the end of last year China issued 20.2 million tonnes of crude oil import quotas under its first batch of allowances for 226.2, mostly to independent plants.
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You can use the IRS Withholding Calculator to figure out how many allowances to claim so you don't have too much or too little withheld from your paycheck.
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And unless you're gunning for a spot on My Super Sweet 16, we're guessing this is for the Daisy fans who no longer have to save up their allowances.
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However, captain Mohammad Rizwan Senior said on Tuesday that Pakistan Hockey Federation President Khalid Sajjad Khokar had assured him unpaid allowances would be cleared before the Aug. 18-Sept.
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Despite falling oil prices, Saudi Arabia will continue paying its citizens cost-of-living allowances, the country's King Salman announced during the unveiling of its 20193 budget on Tuesday.
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Two months of stipends were paid out in January, but the amnesty office said foreign schools fees and other allowances had not been sent by the federal government yet.
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Uganda, for example, has slapped new levies on cooking oil, mobile money and even social media—all measures approved by politicians who have exempted their own allowances from tax.
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Overall, the TPC said that over 5 years federal revenue would drop by $225 trillion, without making any allowances for increased economic growth from the changes in tax policy.
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Market information provider ICIS forecasts China's national market will open at 40 yuan for trading of the China Carbon Allowances in 2017, and increase to 65 yuan in 2021.
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And it is expected to tighten the inheritance-tax regime, possibly by reducing or removing allowances for those giving to discretionary trusts or handing property or gifts to relatives.
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Founded in 2015, NiYO partners with companies (employers) and banks to offer employees the opportunity to access their benefits, such as healthcare or food allowances, through a digital platform.
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The approach, which is called cap and trade, would cap the total amount of greenhouse gases in the state and force companies, such as utilities, to buy emission allowances.
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Millett noted that most HIV-infected African-Americans live in southern states that failed to take advantage of Affordable Care Act allowances to expand healthcare to lower-income people.
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Berends believes the Ontario government's decision is also going to impact companies that are planning on using their allowances for their obligations towards Quebec and California before the Nov.
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The female candidates will undergo the exact same training as men, and there will be no exceptions or allowances for the differing average physical capabilities between men and women.
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Experts hope that other Latin American countries will follow Argentina, as Uruguay is the only other country in the region offering similar allowances to children orphaned by domestic violence.
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Still, that's low enough to stymie financial educators as they try to convince children that they should put off instant gratification and save at least some of their allowances.
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Solidarity announced its plan to picket after the firm said it would only pay salaries in October but the payments of November salaries and other allowances were in jeopardy.
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The study found that issuing cash allowances cost the government slightly more, but only because people more easily accessed the help they were entitled to in the first place.
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To protect industry, the draft allows for the share of allowances auctioned to be reduced by up to five percent in order to cushion against the impacts of CSCF.
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Sales taxes, income-tax deductions or tax-free allowances on saving could similarly vary in line with the state of the economy, using the unemployment rate as the lodestar.
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The bottom line: The steep drop in money earned from jobs and other sources — mainly allowances — for teens occurred in the late 2000s, when the smartphone was born. Why?
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"We have not been able to meet overheads (such as travel allowances) but have concentrated on capital expenditure," Udoma Udo Udoma told a business conference in the capital Abuja.
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There are promising approaches that advocates could embrace, like carbon dividends or child allowances, but designing and enacting them requires care, attention to detail, and a willingness to compromise.
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A Commission proposal suggested dividing energy-intensive industries into two categories, with some sectors receiving allowances covering 100 percent of their emissions, some 30 percent and the rest nothing.
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Two months of stipends were paid out in January, but the amnesty office said foreign school fees and other allowances had not been sent by the federal government yet.
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The system is called cap-and-trade because it puts a cap on the amount of emissions for the state but allow polluters to purchase or trade pollution allowances.
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The fees and costs associated with the system were not taxes, in part because companies and investors purchase and trade the pollution allowances voluntarily, while taxes are not voluntary.
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Britain fired the starting-gun on a round of tax cuts last year by reducing the rate it charges on oil profits and introducing a range of investment allowances.
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China has now increased the allowances for two years in a row and an official at the Association of China Rare Earth Industry confirmed the numbers were record highs.
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China has now increased the allowances for two years in a row and an official at the Association of China Rare Earth Industry confirmed the numbers were record highs.
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To implement the measure, EU politicians said country markers would have to be attached to EU carbon allowances - creating a potential divergence in prices between EU and British permits.
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Allowances for impairment losses on loans and other debt fell to 582.1 million ringgit in the second quarter from 830.3 million ringgit in the June quarter of last year.
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The permits, called EU Allowances, are traded under the European Union's Emissions Trading System (ETS), which charges power plants and factories for every tonne of carbon dioxide they emit.
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So even if you expect to earn relatively little income, you should consider claiming one allowance, or even zero allowances, to help cover any tax bill, tax experts say.
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Instead, he is demanding reciprocal, step-by-step concessions from Mr. Trump — so far unspecified — and holding on to his nuclear weapons at least until he gets those allowances.
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The reporting cycle is in three year increments — every three years, each facility must report its total tons of carbon emissions and submit an equal number of emission allowances.
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For over a century, editors and publishers and producers — at least the more enlightened ones — have gone out of their way to make allowances for opposing points of view.
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Make no mistake: A progressive budget would provide plenty of SNAP benefits and affordable housing allowances and emergency care measures for those suffering from the impact of the pandemic.
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A low-income student may qualify for SNAP food assistance and federally subsidized housing and still simultaneously qualify for food and housing allowances for purposes of obtaining student aid.
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It's not that Rogers, the subject of a new biopic starring Tom Hanks, coaxed kids to donate their hard-earned allowances so that he could buy a private jet.
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I got a partial scholarship from my university which I added to my savings to move to France and called these "Living Allowances" AKA savings during my Master's degree.
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To strengthen prices, it will double the rate at which the scheme's Market Stability Reserve (MSR) soaks up excess allowances, as a short-term measure to beef up prices.
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Worried about a future demographic cliff, the South Korean government has discussed using vast sums of money to provide allowances to encourage young women to marry and have children.
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Letters innumerable are written to the newspapers complaining against the allowances of food to the Germans, and the Government is almost ordered by public sentiment to reduce their fare.
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At the summit dinner, Prime Minister Theresa May made a plea for allowances for London and to have access to EU databases, warning that European security was at stake.
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Many acknowledged that the era of lavish spending at Condé Nast, with clothing allowances and town cars idling outside the headquarters, waiting to whisk employees to appointments, was not sustainable.
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However, our surveys suggest the initial financial impact is unlikely to be significant, and it could be potentially offset by releasing higher regulatory allowances for expected losses in some markets.
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Saudi retailers will in coming quarters have to weather the impact of austerity measures imposed to curb a huge state budget deficit, including reducing financial allowances for public sector workers.
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The Finance Ministry spokeswoman said the plans to raise the basic tax-free amount and tax-free child allowances and to correct cold progression were being agreed by the ministries.
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Apple is discontinuing support for iTunes Allowances, the feature that allowed parents to send monthly credits to a recipient's – meaning, their child's – Apple ID for use in the iTunes Store.
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Twenty states are "pushing for a system where power generators could purchase carbon allowances or credits across state borders as a way to meet EPA's goals," E&E News explains.
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Nearly one third of the European Parliament's 2000 members declare income from private activities that top up their monthly 8,400-euro net salary and 4,000-euro allowances, Transparency International said.
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Private sector rents in England have risen three times faster than wages since 2010, while a cap on housing allowances also likely contributed to making rents less affordable, it said.
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Update at 5:14PM, 1/24: Clarified that while Cox has used monthly recommended data allowances for years, it is just now beginning to implement overage fees in select markets.
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The plan, which has been under discussion between the government and parliament since last year, aimed to overhaul allowances paid to Bahrainis squeezed by years of austerity and rising prices.
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"Any portion of your debt remaining uncollected at the time of your separation from the California National Guard shall be collected from your final pay and allowances," the letter read.
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The government increased allowances to $360 per month rather than the $720 demanded by doctors, promised a car loan package and created 250 new posts for doctors with immediate effect.
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Some parts of the country are using more sophisticated techniques: around Lake Taupo, the country's biggest lake, farmers can buy and sell nitrogen allowances in a cap-and-trade scheme.
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Under the current ETS trading phase, which runs from 2013 to 2020, the majority of allowances are sold via government auctions, with most of the remainder given free to industry.
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The European Commission's reform for post-2020 proposes fixing the auction share at 57 percent of the total allowances, meaning a maximum of 43 percent would go free to industry.
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In an effort to support growth, the government reversed a highly unpopular austerity step last month, restoring allowances to public sector workers after cutting them last September to save money.
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On the other hand, the court's past allowances that political gerrymandering could theoretically be unconstitutional may not matter if it can never identify an actual map that crosses the line.
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Saudi retailers had to contend last year with government austerity measures imposed to curb a state budget deficit, including utility price increases and reduced financial allowances for public sector employees.
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Analysts expect EU Allowances (EUAs) to average 7.16 euros/ton in 2018, and 9.92 euros/ton in 2019, according to the survey of seven analysts by Reuters published on Wednesday.
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He raged against Recommended Dietary Allowances (RDAs)—the suggested amounts of nutrients that a person should consume daily—and his books on the topic were New York Times best-sellers.
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The two EU institutions have agreed on doubling the rate at which the scheme's Market Stability Reserve (MSR) soaks up excess allowances, as a short-term measure to strengthen prices.
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In practice, however, most trading systems cover only large individual CO2 sources and most give away some allowances for free, reducing their effectiveness and increasing the costs of emissions reduction.
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In practice, however, most trading systems cover only large individual CO2 sources and most give away some allowances for free, reducing their effectiveness and increasing the costs of emissions reduction.
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Note that because a corporate rate cut benefits investments already made, this conclusion does not depend on assumptions about depreciation allowances and the like which are important for new investment.
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Dictionary definitions are also broader and make allowances for nuts, which could eventually lead to legal action from producers of non-dairy beverages if the FDA begins enforcing the standard.
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As a retired FBI agent with some two and half decades of investigative experience, I struggle to comprehend why these types of allowances were conceded to a person under investigation.
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In addition to the disparities in transportation allowances for executive directors and non-executives, the study provides details on all kinds of benefits enjoyed by (or withheld from) museum workers.
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Members of the Council receive a monthly salary of about $12,000, in addition to allowances for staff members and administration that total almost $1.3 million over a four-year term.
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Acting on a programme agreed between Merkel's conservatives and their Social Democrat coalition partners after an election two years ago, the government has increased allowances for families, students and pensioners.
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You can spin it to make it look like a "giveaway," but the value of the allowances is going to ratepayers, protecting them from price spikes and forestalling political blowback.
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If we try to reach them they will rupture; instead we stand back and observe our play spaces for what they are: allowances for childlike wonder, illusions of infinite potentiality.
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The price of carbon allowances has been low for almost the entire life of the program, but it didn't matter much, because cap and trade didn't have much to do.
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Concerns about oversupply in the California system have been raised for years, dating back at least to May 2016, when allowance prices collapsed and 90 percent of allowances went unsold.
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"With so many different estimates of the 2013-2020 quantity of unused allowances, I believe it's prudent to gather the data on the actual emissions through 2020," she told me.
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Some trainees may need to work to add to the meager allowances that the French government provides to asylum seekers, and applying for asylum can be a job in itself.
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Free allowances to airlines for flights inside the European Economic Area could not be justified as the sector "is not directly exposed to the risk of carbon leakage," Poland said.
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Free allowances to airlines for flights inside the European Economic Area could not be justified as the sector "is not directly exposed to the risk of carbon leakage," Poland said.
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Although Koizumi, 38, is only taking two weeks off, his decision is significant in Japan despite it having one of the world's most generous time off allowances for new fathers.
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Increases in pay and allowances for government workers in the Philippines could boost domestic demand and offset a slowdown in remittances, said Michael Wan, a research analyst at Credit Suisse.
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Catch shares have also brought business benefits, by making fishers individually accountable for their annual catches, giving them the flexibility to trade their allowances, and allowing them to plan better.
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And so, even though the Bronx-born rapper and self-identified Catholic might have preferred to be untweaked and unjostled during her moment of devotion, allowances had to be made.
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Companies are likely to receive generous initial allocations of permits, meaning that they will have to buy or bid for only a fraction of the allowances they need to emit.
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To the Editor: When I worked to pass New York's bottle bill in 1982, I made the point that children would pick up empty beverage containers to supplement their allowances.
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"Anyone who has kids, we know those personal exemptions are going away, so how does that impact your personal allowances, even with the doubled child tax credit?" asked Greene-Lewis.
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"Such outcome would be overall bearish for EUA prices in the short term as UK installations could be expected to offload their surplus allowances and unwind hedges," the analysts said.
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As Glick says, "federal subsidies remain pervasive in PJM," from tax credits to depletion allowances to the ability to expense various costs, and the majority of them benefit fossil fuels.
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This was in the early stages of Operation Enduring Freedom and the Bush administration had just implemented some fairly controversial allowances for detainee treatment in order to extract actionable intelligence.
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Previous members of the executive committee received at least $22017,123 in annual pay and perks, including $212-per-day allowances and first-class air travel for them and their partners.
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Net allowances for loans and other assets of S$305 million ($215 million), a jump of 57 percent above S$193 million ($136 million) in the same quarter a year earlier.
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While there have been headlines about kids spending a fortune on iTunes, the whole point of allowances was to limit spending to a set amount from $10 to $50 per month.
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She called it a "disgrace" that Congress didn't pay its staff "an actual DC living wage," and suggested Congress raise its Members' Representational Allowances, or MRA, in order to do so.
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Any future corporate tax reforms may impact Citi's earnings with valuation allowances recorded against the DTA and, potentially, a capital charge, but this would be offset by higher earnings over time.
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Over the past year, the European Union Emission Trading Scheme (EU ETS) has acted on the market to reduce the number of available CO2 allowances in its cap-and-trade system.
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The reason for the low market price was a combination of abundant allowances, overlapping renewables and energy-efficiency policies, and the world financial crisis, which reduced productivity and consequently CO2 emissions.
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Three international schools in the city have shut over the past 22015-228 years due to the mass layoffs at mining contractors and a drastic cut in expat allowances, she said.
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In September, the government cut allowances paid to employees the public sector, where two-thirds of Saudis work; some analysts estimated this might reduce those people's disposable incomes by 20 percent.
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But the fact of the matter is, they&aposre doing a lot of cuts and allowances to make the figures work, which means that this generational tax reform isn&apost reform.
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Vattenfall, which produces energy from carbons, nuclear, hydropower and wind, said higher prices for coal, gas and CO2 emission allowances had squeezed margins in its power plants that use those fuels.
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Official figures suggest that around 90% of the changes to inheritance tax made since records began in 1970, including allowing couples to combine their tax-free allowances, have reduced the burden.
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We expect loan loss provision charges to be more volatile under IFRS 9, giving a better reflection of how risk evolves, while total loan loss allowances will tend to be higher.
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The constitutional court in Karlsruhe said the government's actions in 2011 were partly incompatible with ownership laws and also robbed Vattenfall and RWE of production allowances that were allocated in 2002.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Nurses in Zimbabwe went on strike on Monday to press the government to pay them allowances and to protest a flawed system for grading salaries, a nurses union said.
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In an op-ed in the Sacramento Bee on Wednesday, the CEOs of energy companies PG&E Corp and Edison International endorsed the proposed legislation, praising the free allowances in particular.
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Prices have dropped with other commodities such as gas and coal, and due to rising production from renewable resources as well as a drop in the price of carbon emissions allowances.
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As well as confronting trade unions, he removed free meals from short-haul flights; reduced free baggage allowances while simultaneously increasing excess weight charges; and imposed a fee for seat reservations.
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It faced a political storm in July when it decided to go ahead with a five-euro per month reduction in housing allowances, which had been budgeted by the previous government.
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Schroeder, appointed by President George W. Bush, also upheld portions of the law that cut the number of days people could vote early and eliminated same-day registration and voting allowances.
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In a circular to senior health officials, Health Ministry permanent secretary Gerard Gwinji said doctors who had been absent from work for 14 days would be denied their salary and allowances.
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On Thursday, lecturers also launched a strike to protest against what they described as the government's continued failure to implement a deal signed in March to boost salaries and housing allowances.
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Their protests are focused on the part of the law allowing companies to set their own terms for workers' vacation allowances and other benefits, rather than adhering to a national standard.
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The company said it took a restructuring charge of C$32.7 million in the reported quarter for returns, return provisions, and pricing allowances primarily related to its softgel and oil portfolio.
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Republicans contend the legislation, which would cap the state's total amount of greenhouse gases and force utilities and other companies to buy emission allowances, would make fossil fuel prices too high.
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The proposals from states like Wisconsin to institute such a mandate usually make allowances for the Medicaid enrollees who are in school or have a disability that stops them from working.
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Turning to standard carrot-stick methods, she and her husband began sanctions like grounding and then cutting off their children's allowances, so that the kids couldn't afford the flavored nicotine cartridges.
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He promised to increase child support allowances, lower insurance premiums and hold creditors at bay while vowing to levy new taxes on foreign investments and money stashed abroad by wealthier Russians.
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But going into the second phase of the program with high expectations of cap and trade on one side, and an excess supply of allowances on the other, is not ideal.
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The cards are reviving debates about whether it's best to teach children about money using actual cash and coins, and whether children's allowances should be tied to completion of household chores.
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The employee estimated that, between the cessation of spiffs and commissions in 2012 and the cancellation of allowances in 2020, their overall pay will have dropped by around $40,000 a year.
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Since states pay their representatives differently, Zippia calculated their wages by adding their base pay and estimating per diem allowances that would be provided over the length of the average session.
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In Finland&aposs case, participants had to give up part of their standard conditional benefits — things like housing allowances and illness compensation — to receive payments of 560 euros ($640) per month.
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Any future corporate tax reforms may impact Citi's earnings with valuation allowances recorded against the DTA and, potentially, a capital charge; however, this would be offset by higher earnings over time.
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Yet there was something undeniably compelling about the game after you got past the cheesiness of these early scenes and made allowances for Resident Evil's poor translation and frustrated cinematic ambitions.
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Allowances can be made for misremembering smaller details—like the exact sequence of events on the night the alleged assault took place, Spratt said, but the emails showed more than that.
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It is a behemoth, the work of countless people behind and in front of the camera, based on the countless pages of comic books funded by sticky nickels and leftover allowances.
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This is an entirely new technology, built from scratch without any of the right-of-way allowances, land acquisitions, or regulatory approvals that other modes of transportation, like the railway, currently enjoy.
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Addressing the matter, Hammond said the implementation would be smoothed by an extra £0003 billion as well as increased allowances adding up to £1.7 billion per year, over the next 5 years.
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