Sentence examples for * its disability benefits from inspiring English sources

Representative John Conyers Jr. of Michigan, chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, said in a statement, "I intend to speak with the N.F.L. about this matter and insist on the need for the league to improve its disability benefits program and provide full coverage for the players who are most in need of help".

The legislation also requires lawmakers to disclose their stock trades within 30 days". Social Security is reviewing its disability benefits program, reports Damian Paletta: "The Social Security Administration has commissioned an independent review of the federal disability system amid concerns it awards benefits to those who don't deserve them and denies benefits to those who do.

To be sure, much has improved for pregnant workers since the mid-1970s, when the Supreme Court said it was OK for an employer to exclude pregnancy from its disability benefits plan.

Atos decided to end its disability-benefits contract after 40% of the appeals against its decisions were upheld, and its staff received hundreds of death threats.

The USA ranks poorly in its social and economic inclusion of people with disabilities and in its disability benefit, compensation, and integration policies compared to most other OECD nations, particularly the Nordic countries [ 45].

SOURCE OF INCOME: VA Benefits - Award letter (and if its a disability benefit, you need to provide proof of disability) SOURCE OF INCOME: Utility Check - Last 3 check stubs or current lease if its from Housing Authority apartments.

On Wednesday, the Southern Poverty Law Center sued the Department of Veterans Affairs over its denial of disability benefits to the same sex spouse of an Army veteran diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.

The government should press on with its commitment to reform disability benefits but in the meantime it should press pause on these cuts to PIP".

The Government will roll out its re-designed disability benefit across the country today, replacing what it calls an "outdated" system.

And its motivations for changing disability benefits are easily recognisable.

It was an eventful week in Britain too, as the chancellor, George Osborne, presented a budget that was savaged for its proposed cuts to disability benefits.