Sentence examples for benefit introduced from inspiring English sources

Free licences are currently a welfare benefit, introduced by Gordon Brown in 2001.

Pips are a benefit introduced to replace the disability living allowance (DLA), which ministers said was being abused by fraudulent claimants.

Sick and disabled people trying to claim a new benefit introduced by Iain Duncan Smith are facing "distress and financial difficulties" because of mismanagement by civil servants and the outsourcing firms Atos and Capita, a spending watchdog has found.

But critics say the latest figures show that this is what has happened after the government cut housing benefit, introduced the benefit cap and unveiled plans to sell off social housing.

Pip, which will eventually replace disability living allowance (DLA), is a non-means-tested benefit introduced in 2013 to help with the additional costs of disability or chronic illness.

Esther McVey, the Conservative Minister for Disabled People, said: "Disability Living Allowance is an outdated benefit introduced over 20 years ago and was very much a product of its time.

And at the national level, Congress has been allowing extended benefits introduced during the economic crisis to expire, even though long-term unemployment remains at historic highs.

Aveda, the ecologically friendly professional line, offers four sulfate-free shampoos, including one, Scalp Benefits, introduced in 1996 — but has never labeled them as such.

They have both produced charts looking at the cumulative impact of changes to tax and benefits introduced since the coalition came to power, in cash terms and proportional terms, on households by income decile.

The Pioneer Generation Benefits, introduced in 2015, is the PAP government's most generous elderly care initiative, offering handsome health subsidies to all those born in 1950 and before.

A family-leave plan with similar benefits introduced in Congress last year envisions an increase in payroll taxes of two-tenths of one per cent of wages, or about $1.60 a week for the typical full-time worker.