Sentence examples for a supplementary payment from inspiring English sources

The Social Security payout should provide a reasonable standard of living to those who have little, not a supplementary payment to those who have much.

They receive a supplementary payment of £14,728 in addition to their MP's salary of £66,396.

The C programme was asking for a supplementary payment, which is not required for this item.

They basically said to us, well, for it to go you need to put a payment in or a supplementary payment.

The level of benefit received under the terms of the Act depends on age and the amount someone can earn from a job; Wajong income support is a supplementary payment on top of what a young person with a chronic disease or handicap is able to earn from work.

Another bureaucratic headache Szwed is dealing with is his institute's decision to use part of his fellowship's mobility allowance--a supplementary payment aimed at compensating the researcher for costs associated with living abroad--for social security deductions (although this violates European Commission guidelines).

He said that a £125m "supplementary payment fund" would not offer full protection for disabled claimants in particular.

Alternatively, landlords may stay within the prescribed cap on rent, while asking for an inflated supplementary payment for the use of kitchen equipment, which is typically paid for separately in German lettings.The meddling is occurring in a market that had been gaining strength.

That means it remains difficult to see how close Starbucks came to its 2012 promise of a supplementary tax payment to HMRC of £20m over two years.

An individual's bonus would be based on the original salary; the supplementary payment would just be in lieu of an even bigger bonus.

The Supplemental Security Income/State Supplementary Payment program (SSI/SSP) for disabled and impoverished seniors hasn't seen a cost of living adjustment in five years, which means the most vulnerable Californians are receiving $30 less per month than the paltry amount they were getting before the economy crashed.