Sentence examples for benefit left to from inspiring English sources

Moore is strong as always in Freeheld, as a police detective diagnosed with incurable lung cancer who fought to have her pension benefit left to her domestic partner (Ellen Page).

Freeheld will likely be another tough watch for fans of the Still Alice star; it's a true story of a police detective diagnosed with incurable lung cancer who fought to have her pension benefit left to her domestic partner (played by Ellen Page, who publicly came out soon before Freeheld went into production).

Since publicly disclosing her sexuality, Page has made a concerted effort to reflect her fight for LGBTQ rights in her work: on top of producing in and starring in Gaycation, she performed the same role on last year's drama Freeheld, which told the true story of a woman who fought to have her pension benefit left to her female domestic partner.

If things keep going the way they're going with the economy, he told them, you won't have any benefits left to lose.

As in the true life practice, the criteria used to characterize a patient too sick or too well to benefit were left to the senior physician in charge of ICU admission decision.

So, 3. I didn't sail out of the door for a life on benefits, I left to find a job closer to home, with better hours more suited to bringing up a young child alone.

18 million people suddenly stripped of their benefits and left to fend for themselves.

Whilst mothers felt that information about their babies passed between hospitals was timely and effective, practical issues such as care for other siblings at home and redirecting financial benefits were left to mothers to organise at what was already an intensely stressful time.

The Osman family have been at the Jury's Inn since the start of November, after changes to their housing benefit left them unable to afford the four-bedroom home they rented.

A general worry about zero-hours contracts is that abusive employers are getting a free ride on the public purse as the benefits system is left to fill the gap in workers' earnings.

Since Chris Wallace is unlikely to ask about Social Security fairly, drawing out whether the candidates support expanding or cutting Social Security benefits, it is left to the American people to connect the dots.