Sentence examples similar to back to claimant from inspiring English sources

Litigation funders provide financial backing to claimants they believe have a good chance of being awarded damages in a legal dispute.

These funders are specialist investors who provide financial backing to claimants they believe to have a good chance of being awarded damages in a legal dispute.

The rest of the damages will be handed back to the claimants, unless the balance is under €5, in which case it will be donated to charity.

Despite the claim in 2005 to have produced an "active welfare state", the government has done too little to chivvy back to work claimants other than those on unemployment benefit.Altogether, there are 4.4m people of working age claiming the three main sorts of income support that go to the jobless, those who say they are incapacitated and lone parents.

He thinks that they would be more effective than the state employment service because they could be paid for their success in getting claimants back to work.

But to qualify for return-to-work credit – an incentive to encourage sickness benefit claimants back to work – I must work at least 16 hours per week.

Just to clarify, I am not against prudent encouragement of benefit claimants back to work but I am against pernicious encouragement.

Although the report backs the principle of sanctions, it criticises the government for being unable to demonstrate that a harsher benefit regime introduced by the work and pensions secretary Iain Duncan Smith two years ago has encouraged claimants back to work.

Depriving Jobcentre Plus, the state's own unemployment agency, of its monopoly on getting claimants back to work incurred particularly strong bureaucratic resistance.The Tories' partners in government may be squeamish.

"If Canada ships refugee claimants back to the United States, the United States has made clear that it will refuse their claims.

A recovering FECA claimant who goes back to work risks finding that his or her retirement income will be less than if he or she had stayed on FECA benefits.