Sentence examples for benefit away from from inspiring English sources
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.
"And yet today we learn it is now Labour's official policy to take child benefit away from higher earners.
Alan Miliburn has told the Times (paywall) that he is in favour of taking child benefit away from high earners.
What Labour are saying about taking benefits away from pensioners, about taking benefits away from families, is simply not true.
By James Surowiecki 'Tis the season for taking retirement benefits away from public workers.
David Laws, the education minister, has played down the prospect of the Lib Dems taking benefits away from wealthy pensioners.
It would be wrong to think of David Cameron's proposals to take key benefits away from the under-25s as a new initiative.
