Sentence examples for benefit away from inspiring English sources

The bill would take that benefit away.

But the university has taken that benefit away from its striking workers.

Labour even opposes taking child benefit away from the wealthiest families.

In turn, Mr Clegg rejected a Tory proposal to take housing benefit away from under-25s.

The Tories wanted to take housing benefit away from under 25s – we said no.

Republicans are finding how constituents respond when Congress tries to take a benefit away.

What Labour are saying about taking benefits away from pensioners, about taking benefits away from families, is simply not true.

'Tis the season for taking retirement benefits away from public workers.

If Mrs May keeps pushing, they will shrug and let her throw those benefits away.

Updated at 8.29am BST 8.14am BST Q: Are you serious about taking people's benefits away?

By James Surowiecki 'Tis the season for taking retirement benefits away from public workers.