travel allowance

collocation in English

meaningsoftravelandallowance

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travel
noun
uk
/ˈtræv.əl/us
/ˈtræv.əl/
the activity ...
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allowance
noun
uk
/əˈlaʊ.əns/us
/əˈlaʊ.əns/
money that you are given regularly, especially to pay for a ...
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(Definition oftravelandallowancefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoftravel allowance

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Many clearly saw the position of paralegal or civic educator as an opportunity to receive patronage, some small salary ortravelallowancein a situation of extreme economic hardship.
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Does he believe that there is no prospect of restoring the savage cut intravelallowanceduring this international tourist year?
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I can think of an immediate parallel—the £50 foreigntravelallowance.
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Some reduction in the foreigntravelallowanceof £300 per head may also have to be considered.
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Is he suggesting that the increasedtravelallowancehas helped our balance of payments?
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He comes above the salary limit at which histravelallowanceceases.
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I am satisfied that thetravelallowanceis certainly adequate for the holiday needs of most families in this country when they go abroad.
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I want finally to deal with thetravelallowance.
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Self-employed people would get a car ortravelallowance.
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We have a debt of another £3,000 million, we have had devaluation, and thetravelallowancehas been restricted to £50.
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With the abolition of thetravelallowanceit is essential that they are allowed to do so.
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The presenttravelallowanceis absurd because it is the only remaining restriction on expenditure on foreign goods and services.
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When they talk about thetravelallowance, it is the sterling area balance of payments which matters.
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Will there be atravelallowancefor participants in rural areas?
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I have no proposal for increasing thetravelallowanceat this time for 1968.
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There is also the matter oftravelallowance.
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Would thetravelallowanceallow him to go to any part of the country or only to his home residence?
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He is referring there to the foreigntravelallowance.
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I do not subscribe to the view that all this will be severely curtailed by the reduction in thetravelallowance.
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It is a second blow following upon the £25travelallowance.
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