Sentence examples for benefit set aside from inspiring English sources

Kevin Butler, a former RAF worker now on incapacity benefit, set aside £550 for presents this year through Farepak - and was devastated to hear that the money had vanished.

"We seem to have taken measures that have been resented by those who didn't benefit, and set aside by those who did".

Indeed for the human health and food security benefits alone, set aside the climate ones, nations need to be acting if they are serious about a transition to an inclusive green economy and realising sustainable development".

It is not undergraduate hubris to suggest lecturers as well as students benefit from time set aside for critical discussion, but the transactional model denies this, reinforcing the student's relationship to her department as one of passive consumer to business-like provider.

The numbers include each union's dues revenues, revenues from sources outside state dues — such as advertising from union publications and grants — and employee compensation, which consists of salaries, benefits and funds set aside for pensions and post-retirement health care.

"Although some state schools have improved support for competitive sport over the last decade, they're still more likely to benefit from ample time set aside for sport, excellent sporting facilities and highly qualified coaches".

Mom found herself in a situation where she had to live on half of my father's Social Security benefit and funds she set aside after the sale of the family home I grew up in.

Ms. Conners has been collecting unemployment benefits and said she set aside a little every month to pay the $1,000 she owed in back rent.

Pew found that the gap between promised benefits and the money set aside to pay for them increased by 9%, to at least $1.38 trillion, in 2010.The gap, however, is actually more than $4 trillion, according to Josh Rauh of Kellogg School of Management.

He accomplishes the task by dint of a broad simplification of America's tax code and health-care system.The plan replaces the current tax exemptions for employer-provided health insurance with a refundable tax credit, while Medicare benefits would ultimately be set aside in favour of a system of vouchers for private insurance.

In remarks to pension officials from New York and several other states, Mr. Levitt, the longest-serving chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, said their world was fraught with problems, including conflicts of interest, opaque accounting and a tendency among elected officials to promise valuable benefits, then fail to set aside enough money to pay for them.