Sentence examples for benefit was labelled from inspiring English sources
At the same time the insurance funded benefit was labelled as UB I.
The Hartz IV reform in 2005 replaced these two means-tested benefits by one (mainly) flat rate welfare benefit, which was labelled unemployment benefit (UB) II1,2.
Britain has been through six years of austerity and nastiness, in which disabled people have had their benefits cut and been labelled by ministers as skivers.
It was labeled "Boys and Girlsls".
A man in the audience who is on benefits says he objects to be labelled as a scrounger by one of the previous contributors from the floor.
Still, developers say they believe that, at a time when energy costs are high and marketers are using environmentally friendly language to sell everything from cars to linens, they can benefit if their building is labeled energy efficient and healthy.
This is contrary to his aims of producing nomadic art that transcends geographical borders: "It has a lot of benefits for artists to be labeled Iranian...I am not opposed to that approach.
Although the prospectus requirements are flexible and allow companies to use documents that they otherwise prepare and distribute in connection with their benefit programs, they nonetheless must be labeled and tracked as part of the company's compliance efforts.
