Sentence examples for benefit increased to from inspiring English sources

After Ms. Cothias punched in the mother's new rent expenses, her food stamp benefit increased to $101 a month, from $14. "It's not a lot, but it helps," Ms. Cothias said.

However, the number of people in NI claiming unemployment-related benefits increased to 61,400 in February, a rise of 0.3%.

That's a problem for the NBA given that player costs (including bonuses and benefits) increased to $2.3 billion during the 2008-09 season from $2.2 billion the previous year.

The labor market continued to slump into early June, with the number of initial applications for jobless benefits increasing to its highest level in more than eight years.

The tribunal can require benefits or benefit increases to be backdated.

PENSION -- The maximum benefit increases to $1,150 a month from $1,000.

Similarly, Shadow Ministers have argued that capping benefit increases to 1% is tantamount to a 'strivers' tax' given that the majority of claimants are in work.

On January 8th Labour voted against a bill that will restrict benefit increases to 1% a year for three years a real-terms cut.

But the chancellor said limiting benefit increases to a below inflation 1% (saving £3.75bn), a fresh £31bn squeeze on government departments after 2014 and tax increases aimed at the better off, were unavoidable if Britain was to cut its borrowing.

The campaign bases this on one of several options proposed by a bipartisan commission, but not endorsed by Mr. Bush, to peg future benefit increases to consumer prices instead of wages.

To offset some of the proposal's painful measures, the plan would provide benefit increases to low-income workers, and would match part of any money invested by people with low incomes in their personal accounts.