Sentence examples for benefit saving from inspiring English sources
The BBC had threatened to start charging Sky for its content if it did not drop the annual fee, which also applied to the three other public service broadcasters, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5. ITV will also benefit, saving around £2m a year after reaching an agreement with Sky last month to drop the fee as part of carriage negotiations for its pay-TV drama channel ITV Encore.
The general public maintains a high regard for the advantages of green building, where better ventilation and lighting is a major benefit, saving energy and water are the second rated, and then land and construction material saving.
A new medical test for incapacity benefit saved less than expected.
Training them would be easy, and the potential benefits — saving billions of dollars and millions of lives — worth any effort.
New Malton's owners believe that forsaking chemicals has economic as well as ecological benefits, saving tens of thousands of pounds a year.
The emails suggested that civil servants, acting on instructions from the Conservatives, had drawn up proposals to tax disability benefits, saving £1.5bn a year.
So if the BBC's document is any guide, George Osborne – reappointed as chancellor – could look to strip £1bn from carers' allowances; means-test national insurance-backed unemployment benefits, saving another £1.3bn; and tax disability benefits to raise another £1.5bn.
The acting mayor, Sam S. F. Caligiuri, will unofficially succeed Mr. Giordano, a three-term Republican, with only half pay and no benefits, saving the city from paying the equivalent of two mayoral salaries.
But because of its low pollution emissions, producing hydrogen from wind provided the greatest climate and health benefits, saving as many as 6350 lives a year.
By discharging them with this unusual condition, the military can deny wounded soldiers a wide range of disability benefits, saving the military billions of dollars.
The firms will make their profits from the benefits saved.
