due allowance

collocation in English

meaningsofdueandallowance

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due
adjective
uk
/dʒuː/us
/duː/
expected to happen, arrive, etc. at a ...
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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 ofdueandallowancefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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Its advice allows total allowable catches to be set afterdueallowancehas been made for fish mortality and discarding.
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We could, withdueallowancefor error, establish the statistical normality of certain aspects of conduct if we wanted to.
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The valuation of hotels for rating purposes already makesdueallowancefor their seasonal nature.
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In making our comparative costs we shall, of course, makedueallowancefor these abnormal features.
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Therefore, it should be appreciated that the skill in these occupations is not rapidly secured and that we have to makedueallowance.
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Rationing would have been fairer, anddueallowancecould have been made for people living in rural areas.
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The prices charged are based on current sale values, after makingdueallowancefor depreciation.
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Dueallowanceis made for any credits when the subscriber's bill is prepared, but it is not possible to detail such credits in the bill.
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Dueallowanceis being made for what they can contribute themselves.
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The greater emphasis on homelessness will, withdueallowancefor other factors, be reflected in individual local authorities' housing investment programme allocations.
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The net cost of training such an apprentice over four years is £21,000 afterdueallowanceis made for his contribution to production over the period.
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Dueallowancewill be made for this in our proposals.
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However, the agreement restricts companies' expenditure to the 1976 level withdueallowancefor inflation.
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Expenditure by tobacco companies on sports sponsorship is restricted under the agreement to the 1976 level withdueallowancefor inflation.
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That estimate was made withdueallowancefor contingencies.
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Dueallowancemust be made and is made for the maturity and ability of the child to express himself.
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People then admit that a man is big and has a big approach to questions, anddueallowanceis made.
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I am makingdueallowancefor the fact that this will create problems for us.
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Another minor difference is that we have used the words "dueallowance".
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