Sentence examples for benefit withdrawn from inspiring English sources

He said in too many cases it takes too long for a claimant to secure redress if they have had their benefit withdrawn.

The average housing benefit withdrawal varies across the country, with the figure reaching £15.64 a week in Birmingham, £19 in Hertfordshire and £24 in Wandsworth; a total of 55,000 tenants have had housing benefit withdrawn in London.

Grayling pointed out that only 220 participants in the scheme had had their benefits withdrawn.

Those who leave the placement after one week, but before the end of the placement, risk having their benefits withdrawn.

An unemployed man has his benefits withdrawn because he missed his appointment at a jobcentre, being in hospital with his wife while she had a stillborn child.

"Whether we see any of the fringe benefits withdrawn, such as bus passes or winter fuel allowance, will depend on who wins.

Secondly, you might as well say that a family that is of low income should never be fined, should never have any form of its benefits withdrawn.

You'd probably find yourself not just having your benefits withdrawn, but also on an emergency code, erroneously charged tax that it would take you years to recover.

Bury is one of the three areas in England where the government is piloting the controversial section nine of the Asylum and Immigration Act 2004, which allows asylum seekers to be made homeless, their benefits withdrawn and their children taken into care if they make no attempt to leave Britain once refused asylum.

People dependent on drugs or alcohol could have their benefits withdrawn if they refuse treatment, under government proposals.

A sliding scale of sanctions will see benefits withdrawn for three years if three jobs are refused in three years.