Sentence examples for benefit suspects from inspiring English sources

The Society for Human Resource Management, or SHRM's, 2012 Employee Benefits report is peppered with the usual benefit suspects of standard PPO and employee health benefit plans, prescription drug offerings and casual dress offered in the office at least one day a week for 55percentt of those companies surveyed.

As McGowan concedes, the child victims of Jimmy Savile demonstrate the benefit of suspects being named – until Savile was named, many of his victims had told no one while others had been punished for speaking out.

The national policy of MC only decentralised limited functions of microscopy screening service, which did not effectively benefit TB suspects, and lead to suboptimal use of limited resources.

He finds it vague and its supposed pedagogical benefits empirically suspect.

It's not a choice: sanctions are strict, many thrown off benefits if suspected of not trying hard enough.

Yes, Noah is African, but he sounds so different to African Americans – and he may also, Lee suspects, benefit from "a faint association with Nelson Mandela – in popular terms the only South African the average American could name".

Having a company could increase the benefit and I suspect some journalists have them.

Mr Duncan Smith said HM Revenue and Customs conducts checks on far fewer tax credit claims than suspected benefit fraudsters.

Duncan Smith said HM Revenue and Customs conducts checks on far fewer tax credit claims than suspected benefit fraudsters.

A spokesperson added: "Information from the public about suspected benefit fraud saved the taxpayer around £180m last year.

And last month, new powers came into force which allow investigators to cross-check suspect benefit claims with records held by other government departments, bank accounts, utility bills and university registers.Some people think those powers go a step too far.