Sentence examples for benefit to keep a from inspiring English sources

Kate Webb, Shelter's head of policy, says: "With housing costs so high and genuinely affordable homes in such short supply, many families have to rely on housing benefit to keep a roof over their heads, often scraping by from one month to the next.

"Here, I struggle to be confident that there's such a benefit to keep this secret".

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We will for the first time allow separated parents on benefits to keep all of their maintenance benefits.

And it's not just people on benefits struggling to keep a roof above their heads.

For years the government tried to contain inequality, but when benefits were cut to keep a ballooning welfare budget in check, it shot up again (see chart 5).

"If you are dependent on benefits to keep your household afloat then this is not a happy story," said Thomas.

"Even though we're in a bad time, companies still use these benefits to keep the people that they want to keep," Mr. Koski said.

For one thing, even the government acknowledges that a lender typically benefits when ways are found to keep a home out of foreclosure — a lender loses an average $60,000 on every foreclosure, according to figures the federal government disclosed in connection with the settlement announcement.

Not only do they simply not qualify for many benefits, but undocumented immigrants also tend to keep a low profile and may not seek benefits they possibly could legitimately receive as a result.

In fact, health plans are trimming benefits to keep premium increases under 10percentt.