Sentence examples for benefit support for from inspiring English sources

Especially as local housing allowance (LHA) rates – maximum levels of housing benefit support for tenants in the area – are failing to keep pace (currently £1,050 for a three-bed home).

A spokesperson for the Department for Work and Pensions said: "Benefit support for people with mental health conditions is tailored to their individual circumstances and we have made significant improvements to the assessment process, with the percentage of people with mental health conditions who get the highest level of support more than tripling since 2010.

"This comes on top of cuts to social care services, cuts to housing benefit support for carers who need a separate room to sleep in, forthcoming reductions in support with council tax and thousands of carers who will have their benefits capped - a perfect storm of cuts to families already struggling to care for loved ones.

There's full housing benefit or support for mortgage interest if a homeowner's mortgage is £200,000 or less (restricted to two years when claiming JSA).

They are entitled to full housing benefit or support for mortgage interest (if a homeowner's mortgage is £200,000 or less, restricted to two years when claiming JSA) and full council tax benefit.

It would qualify for tax credits under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 and could benefit from support for renewables in the climate bill now going through the Senate.

The university is working with UK start-up Aragreen on the project, hoping to benefit from support for cleaning water and removing CO2.

How many more children, parents, sisters, brothers, aunts, uncles, cousins and friends must be dragged through the trenches of shame, darkness, and failure without benefit of support for the battle.

Polling shows that Britons consider most parts of the welfare system fair apart from two: unemployment benefits and support for single parents.

"The government needs to understand that if they cut benefits and support for disabled people a lot of us won't be able to get by," he said.

The other is to redistribute income between individuals and across time; for example, this is the aim of state pensions, unemployment benefits and support for the ill.