Sentence examples for benefit being able from inspiring English sources

This approach is a barrier to people on housing benefit being able to access social housing, and is going to prohibit tenants from downsizing.

Aside from saving money, reserving a fancy hotel suite for a business meeting has a personal fringe benefit: being able to spend the night in it.

There is another potential benefit: being able to incorporate improved data speeds and features simply by downloading software, rather than replacing the customer's hardware or the companys network equipment.

There are complaints that not all the countries that could benefit are able to, and that the debt relief provided is insufficient to help the recipients rebalance their finances.

A mayor's spokesperson said: "Rents average 65% across the programme, and all rents within housing benefit caps so that those who are reliant on housing benefit are able to claim it.

Explicit in this is the assumption that many of those absent from work or in receipt of benefit are able to perform some kind of work or meaningful activity.

Such solution, among other benefits, is able to solve the problem of tracking mobile hosts.

An open question is whether individuals who lose eligibility for disability benefits are able to earn enough to avoid poverty.

Their reform experience shows that a significant number of people with disabilities, who would otherwise have moved onto long-term cash benefits, were able, with reasonable levels of support, to return to work.

They'll get the same family and medical leave benefits, be able to take time off to have or adopt children and take bereavement time on par with married workers.

There is a benefit to being able to see an entire page at once and a further benefit to being able to see facing pages both at once.