Sentence examples for benefit cash from inspiring English sources

An even bigger picture would factor in the very large amount of benefit cash that goes unclaimed each year.

Media General has bought The Dothan Eagle, The Enterprise Ledger and The Opelika-Auburn News in Alabama; The Jackson County Floridian in Florida; and The Morning News in Florence, S.C. Media General, based in Richmond, said the acquisition would reduce earnings slightly, but benefit cash flow.

If lost or stolen, most can be cancelled and replaced relatively easily -- a benefit cash just doesn't offer.

With this Costco Memorial Day deal, customers will get a free $25 Costco Member Benefit Cash Card, a $15 Costco Cash Card and a 5200 mAh portable battery.

Australian Government approved discount rates will be applied to the model in order to discount the cost and benefit cash flows back to a baseline year.

NEW YORK, Sept 10 (Reuters) - California Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom says he wants the U.S Department of Justice to investigate "threats" against local communities considering using eminent domain to seize and restructure poorly performing mortgages to benefit cash-strapped homeowners.

The Personal Responsibility Work Opportunity and Reconciliation Act (PRWORA) of 1996 imposed time limits on the receipt of welfare cash benefits and mandated cash benefit sanctions for failure to meet work requirements.

(Credit was hard to come by, after all, which benefited cash buyers).

Just in the last three years, we added bailouts, two stimulus packages, tax cuts, first-time home-buyer benefits, "Cash for Clunkers," and a new health plan for the working poor.

To start: generous employer matches to a 401(k) plan, a phased-retirement program that lets employees work part-time and still stay eligible for health and other benefits, cash bonuses when the company does well.

In discussing social and community health care, we include all personal services and benefits (cash or in-kind) that are targeted for inclusion and protection, and we exclude services related to acute health care, pension, or education systems.