Sentence examples for a simpler benefits from inspiring English sources

"We're interested in the proposal for a universal credit and I've said, in principle, of course I support a simpler benefits system and making it easier for people to make the transition from benefits and into work.

"We're interested in the proposal for a universal credit and I've said, in principle, of course I support a simpler benefits system and making it easier for people to make the transition from benefits and into work," he told the BBC on Tuesday.

One week before the first universal credit claim, the promise of a simpler benefit system that allows people to keep more of their earnings from work is beginning to be overshadowed by concerns over implementation.

Its insurance covers a simple benefit, not the much richer pensions negotiated over the years by the U.A.W.

But Mr. Majeed, the government spokesman, insisted that a simple benefit program did not mean that the government expected anything in return.

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In theory, subsidies in the form of incentives can change an individual's cost structure, in that incentives offset financial and non-financial costs and "tip the scale" toward making HIV testing and repeat testing a utility maximizing choice in a simple benefit-cost (or more sophisticated forward-looking) model [15 17].

Your headline might be a simple benefit statement of what you do and the results you provide.

Give an overall grade to the vehicle (5 stars, 2 thumbs up, rating out of 10 etc. Don't get too technical. This may confuse the reader. If you do get technical, try to mention a simple benefit for that feature. Example: The 2006 BMW 330i uses Valvetronic technology.

A simple cost benefit analysis can help business leaders understand the risks and benefits of making or failing to make a capital investment.

The reason may be a simple cost-benefit analysis.