The phrase "a single benefits" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a single benefit"? You can use "a single benefit" when referring to one specific advantage or positive outcome of something.
Example: "The new policy offers a single benefit that greatly improves employee satisfaction."
Alternatives: "one advantage" or "a sole benefit".
There isn't a single benefit that hasn't been cut, or scrapped, or made harder to get.
This laudable attempt to simplify welfare brings together support for the unemployed and the low-paid into a single benefit for the first time.
"The system was designed largely to serve a mother on welfare who could go to an office and wait a large portion of the day to fill out a 20-page form to qualify for a single benefit," Ms. Neuborne said.
Indeed, Rob Sweezy, a spokesman for the federal Health Care Financing Administration, said in an interview this week that the agency was opposed to any plan that seeks to provide only a single benefit, as New York's plan does, instead of a larger array of benefits.
There are a lot of Palestinians who "recognize that the constant incitement and negative rhetoric with respect to Israel" has not delivered a single "benefit to their people and had they taken a more constructive approach and sought the moral high ground" they would be much better off today — but they won't say it aloud.
The question that Nancy Pelosi and celebrity advocates like Richard Gere ought to answer is this: Have the actions of the Western pro-Tibet lobby over the last 20 years brought a single benefit to the Tibetans who live inside Tibet, and if not, why continue with a failed strategy?
There are clearly problems that would have to be dealt with if taxes were to be combined, but if this government can combine 30 benefits into a single benefit, combining a few taxes will be child's play.
In the longer term - the government plans to introduce of "universal benefit" - which would replace the current system of Jobseekers Allowance, income support and employment support allowance with a single benefit to try and simplify the system.
