Sentence examples for benefit rising from inspiring English sources

But it's also bad news for taxpayers because it means more people renting privately and housing benefit rising to cover the cost".

Balls will say: "I want to see child benefit rising again in line with inflation in the next parliament, but we will not spend money we cannot afford.

It's bad news for taxpayers too because it means more people renting privately and housing benefit rising to cover the cost".

And those "whose financial situations are aggravated by recent changes in housing benefit, rising rents and low wages, will suffer even greater problems if they cannot afford attend court to explain their situation," says the response.

Se Ri Pak of South Korea defended the L.P.G.A. Tour in the wake of its short-lived plan to suspend players who do not speak English well enough to satisfy sponsors, saying Wednesday that learning the language can benefit rising international stars.

"I want to see child benefit rising again in line with inflation in the next parliament, but we will not spend money we cannot afford.

That benefit rises to $350 for households in the 35 percent tax bracket.

The number of people out of work and claiming benefit rose above one million for the first time since the 1930s.

The number of people unemployed and claiming benefit rose in May by 9,700, the biggest increase since December 1992.

On top of this came news from the US that new claims for unemployment benefit rose 18,000 to 460,000 last week.

We will also scrap the winter fuel allowance for the richest pensioners and cap child benefit rises at 1%.