Sentence examples for benefit part of from inspiring English sources

Congress's failure to provide prescription drugs for older people can be attributed partly to Republican refusal to consider making the benefit part of Medicare, which many said should be "reformed" before it is expanded.

Faced with intense pressure from constituents to create a prescription drug program, Republicans in Congress are less keen than the White House to make the new benefit part of a Medicare package that would also contain less desirable elements, like forcing people into managed care or cutting other benefits.

The benefit, part of the administration's job-creating stimulus, failed to prevent the company from shuttering its doors and laying off 1,100 people, excluding a skeletal crew that includes Miller.

As well as radically improving the business case for HS2, we now have the beginnings of a national infrastructure plan that could benefit parts of the UK other than just London and the south-east.

At the same time, each city is also trying to figure out how these boom times can benefit parts of the city that are at risk of getting left behind -- specifically under-developed commercial corridors in poorer communities of color.

Before Sept. 11, President Bush and many members of Congress promised to make prescription drug benefits part of Medicare by year-end.

Most of those qualifying for the benefits, part of the Social Security system, never got past high school and held jobs like factory worker, waitress, store clerk, laborer or health care aide.

The receipt and repayment of the tax benefits, part of the city's J-51 tax program, have sparked a nearly four-year legal battle between tenants and their landlord.

Jonathan Portes, a former Downing Street economic adviser, said the benefits part of the EU deal was "primarily symbolic", with "pretty much universal consensus" that it would have little effect on migration.

But this small move may be the prelude to a coming war on federal employee salaries and benefits, part of a coming "deconstruction of the administrative state" former White House adviser Steve Bannon prophesied.

The disability benefits part of Social Security was a natural extension of the program's mission to enable workers to contribute toward a fund that would provide them income for times when they are no longer capable of working.