Researchers at the thinktank Demos last year observed that 120,000 faced a "triple whammy" of losing a number of core disability benefits all at once; 99,000 would see cuts to four benefits at once.
Under the rule, states must measure and document access to "each covered benefit" at least once every five years.
Would not both sides have sought to renegotiate for their benefit at least once each in the past four years of economic extremities?
There were 1877 individuals in the British surveys who began a claim for incapacity benefit at least once over the 17 waves.
Another possibility is eliminating lump-sum payments from plans that offer workers the option of taking their retirement benefits all at once.
Holst's productivity as a composer benefited almost at once from his release from other work.
She is Kate Macintosh, an architect who, working for local authorities in Southwark, Lambeth, East Sussex and Hampshire, designed buildings for public benefit that were at once bold, original and humane.
Bohrman described it as an "everyone wins" relationship, as the artists are able to release music on every type of outlet, "connecting the dots," while expanding their audience and benefiting multiple labels at once.
Still, there were some benefits to having two at once.
Studying Mr. Khan's operations allowed me to understand the challenges of fighting Afghanistan's opium trade, which at once benefits the Taliban, Al Qaeda and corrupt officials in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iran.
