Sentence examples for back on benefit from inspiring English sources

Labour has backed government plans to toughen the immigration system by cutting back on benefit payments and grounds for appeal against deportation.

"I couldn't afford to go back on benefits," she says.

Despite the recession, most companies have not cut back on benefits for further education.

Corporations have scaled back on benefits, most notably health coverage and pensions.

Employers say they are not happy to be cutting back on benefits.

I know that companies are having to cut back on benefits, but retirees have no real ability to fight back.

Nor can they, in all conscience, go on talking about cutting back on benefits without understanding what it actually means.

"I don't know of anybody who has happily or gladly or willingly cut back on benefits.

"Money for what?" Earlier this year, the British government, responding to growing criticism of "phony" asylum-seekers, cut back on benefits.

Those options, she suggested, were to pay more for coverage, cut back on benefits or join the ranks of the uninsured.

Nearly half of those with insurance said an employer had cut back on benefits or required them to pay more for their benefits in recent years.