Sentence examples for benefit claimed by from inspiring English sources

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

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.

(K008, Academic director) Remittances are the other primary benefit, claimed by some economists to offset any of the negative losses associate with SHW migration [ 53, 54].

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

But the level of cuts proposed by Osborne could only ever have been achieved by targeting in-work benefits claimed by those in low-paid jobs.

The small overall impacts mean that EEA migration as a whole has had neither the large negative effects claimed by some nor the clear benefits claimed by others.

The Treasury has disclosed that nearly 50,000 children who live abroad are receiving benefits claimed by immigrant families living in Britain.

If true, the findings would call into question health benefits claimed by the US Environmental Protection Agency, which has set ever-tightening air-quality standards.

Moreover, the paper shows that when the control strategy is focused on optimizing cost, the other two benefits claimed by TES systems (energy and CO2 mitigation) are significantly reduced.