Sentence examples for allowing benefit from inspiring English sources

It acknowledged earlier this month in a response to the House of Commons work and pensions select committee that tenants who get into arrears should be supported by allowing benefit payments to them to be switched back to landlords.

Mr Osborne spelt out ideas for cutting the welfare bill, such as limiting housing benefit for the under-25s, so that young people without a job have to live at home; possible further curbs on child tax credits; and allowing benefit increases to be lower than the rate of inflation.

Lawmakers in Buenos Aires granted legal status to gay and lesbian couples, allowing benefits like pensions and hospital visits, a move hailed as a first for the country.

Other federal agencies have announced similar moves to comply with the Defense of Marriage Act ruling, allowing benefits for same-sex spouses of active military personnel and federal workers, for example.

Another law dramatically expanded G.I. Bill education awards, essentially providing a full college education to veterans who had at least three years of service and allowing benefits to be transferred to family members.

Just this week, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office predicted that allowing benefits to expire will be a drag on our economic growth next year.

In this way patients may in due course be allowed benefit by selection of the procedure of 'best fit' from an expanded array of surgical interventions.

Grayling will have to decide whether to change parliamentary regulations that allow benefits to be withheld.

Some states, among them Louisiana, allow benefits for only two years in a five-year period.

That would allow benefits recipients to continue to draw money from their bank accounts even if the government hasn't technically paid them.

Hawaii and Connecticut, which allow benefits for nontraditional pairs, may also endorse the marriages, as may cities that now maintain registries for domestic partners.