Sentence examples for benefit granted from inspiring English sources

"Delivering complex reforms can lead to big problems, as shown by the fact that last year Citizens Advice Bureaus dealt with almost half a million problems with employment and support allowance, 54% higher than the previous year," the charity's chief executive, Gillian Guy, said, referring to the new incapacity benefit, granted to those who pass Atos-administered fitness for work tests.

The extent of additional benefit granted will in turn influence the reimbursement price.

The definition of frailty is based on the Pensioners' Care Allowance benefit granted by the Finnish Social Insurance Institution (SII).

The definition of frailty is based on the entitlement criteria for the Pensioners' Care Allowance benefit granted by the Social Insurance Institution of Finland (SII).

That's all data Sterling can use to her benefit, granting the foresight to provide those early metrics to potential partners and leverage a rather positive position for GoldieBlox at the onset of its manufacturing stage.

The government does not fully cover benefits granted within five years of a pension termination.

The proposal cuts an extra $25 in weekly unemployment benefits granted in last year's stimulus bill, saving nearly $6 billion.

Even the benefits granted were not "bound", and could be varied at a rich country's displeasure.

It would cover not only benefits granted to current legal immigrants but also to their U.S. citizen spouses and children.

Depositors will receive the same benefits granted to depositors at Provident, which is, in effect, owned by the depositors rather than shareholders.

New Jersey is in a unique position, because its Supreme Court ruled in 2006 that the state could not deny same-sex couples the benefits granted to married couples.