Sentence examples for benefit claimed from inspiring English sources

Housing benefit, claimed by 4m households and worth £71 per week on average, helps relieve the shortage.

The committee calls on the Government to consider moving away from the current pricing model based on the benefit claimed to a much more individualised, needs-based system.

White House officials say there is nothing to support the primary economic benefit claimed by proponents of fiscal responsibility, that cutting deficits or running surpluses puts downward pressure on interest rates.

The committee acknowledges the scale and complexity of determining eligibility for an incapacity benefit claimed by millions of people but urges ministers to put a redesigned system in place by 2018, when a completely new delivery contract is introduced.

But charities say the near 30% cut in a benefit claimed by hundreds of thousands of sick and disabled people, including those with mental illness, cancer and Parkinson's disease, will cause widespread hardship.

He also said he would like to end the practice whereby any non-UK EU claimant can in certain circumstances transfer child benefit claimed in the UK, if working in the country, and if the benefit is higher than that provided in their country of origin, they can retain the surplus and send it back to their family.

Our findings offer evidence of a strong association between VR service availability and subsequent federal disability benefit claiming patterns.

ATM access is something T-Mobile is touting as a huge benefit, claiming 42,000 in-network ATMs in the U.S.

(The fabric was organic material, which was meant to connote the environmental benefits claimed by the Lexus hybrid).

The educational benefits claimed for OER in the literature.

One of the benefits claimed for investment in Research and Development (R&D) is that there is a spillover effect.