Sentence examples for benefit programme from inspiring English sources

The data is particularly embarrassing for Paul, who in recent weeks has been one of the most visible defenders of the decision to cut the extended jobless benefit programme.

In addition, standalone sketches hosted by Stephen Fry, as well as a special "Bob Hale Report", were produced as part of the 2012 Sport Relief benefit programme.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2369/15/34/prepub This article presents independent research commissioned by the National Institute for Health Research NIHRR) under the Research for Patient benefit programme.

Winning the fight against NTDs would benefit programmes designed to improve education, nutrition, water and sanitation, maternal and child health and economic growth.

Most experts agree that the current CPI, which is used to calculate cost-of-living increases in benefit programmes as well as tax-bracket adjustments, overstates inflation.

This ensures low cost / high benefit programmes are ranked above high cost / low benefit, but there is a risk of inconsistent results in the middle of the table.

Debt- relief schemes could be formulated in ways that the budget reallocations and renewed economic growth made possible through such schemes would benefit programmes for children.

Small businesses would have to offer costly benefits in order to join the federal employees' health-benefits programme.

Paul Wilding, Oxford city council's revenues and benefits programme manager, said: "The benefit cap together with the right [employment] support is actually a useful measure.

"People started saying: 'If you want me to be an active consumer, I need to know prices,'" explains Virginia Proestakes, the head of GE's benefits programme.

The total could rise to 4m by the end of April, when the existing emergency benefits programme expires and those still enrolled in it face the termination of their benefits.