Sentence examples for benefit element from inspiring English sources

Speaking on the World at One, Duncan Smith said this would effectively allow the government to means test the child benefit element of the payment.

The National Housing Federation says the shift from paying landlords to paying claimants direct for the housing benefit element could trigger unprecedented levels of arrears and increased rent collection costs.

The government urgently needs to change tack and one way to do this would be to re-establish the tenants' option to nominate payment of the housing benefit element in universal credit to be made direct to the landlord.

A good place to start would be to amend the universal credit to initially allow tenants to nominate payment of the housing benefit element to be made direct to their landlords.

Health effects may constitute a considerable benefit element in economic assessment of policy measures promoting cycling (and walking) for transport [3, 5, 6], and transport authorities can contribute to this by developing infrastructure in quantity as well as quality.

Principal component analysis identified potential key contributors to job satisfaction (personal satisfaction gained from participation and recognition, social involvement, career development and salary and benefits) and to employee loyalty (commitment to managers and company, job conditions, personal benefits, service element and location, and career and status).

"It goes without saying that several individuals would benefit if elements from their legal cases were destroyed.

This paper examines the benefits of element interaction effects on cold-formed ferritic stainless steel compressed sections on the basis of carefully validated finite element models.

Comparisons with the loads achieved in the FE models have shown that the proposed effective width equations allowing for the benefits of element interaction improve capacity predictions making design more cost-effective.

However, there is considerable evidence that while public policy moved from regimes of public charity to public benefits, the element of governance and regulation of the poor rather than their embrace within national community was deeply embedded in social welfare regimes (Piven & Cloward, 1993; Soss, Fording, & Schram, 2011).

The rationale for a benefit-sharing element of the common heritage of mankind is captured in the famous statement of the then Permanent Representative of Malta to the United Nations, Ambassador Pardo, warning against the failure to implement the common heritage of mankind principle.