Sentence examples for benefits affected from inspiring English sources

"EU humanitarian aid benefits affected civilian population on both sides of the frontline.

Prospective (2002) drug expenditures were used instead of concurrent (2003) drug expenditures to avoid model endogeneity stemming from the possibility that registration for public drug benefits affected the level of drug spending households could afford in the concurrent period.

But Osborne is getting another £4.5bn from benefits affecting the low-paid.

But cutting rental vouchers and jobless benefits affects only the voiceless.

Using the time-use data, researchers are learning how unemployed people actually spend their time and how government benefits affect the job-search process.

Nevertheless Professor Autor and other economists conclude that the benefits affect employer behavior because the employment relationship is exactly that: a relationship between employer and employee.

Morrison has consistently argued that the government's proposals to cut back generous superannuation concessions for high-income earners are fair, particularly given the Coalition is making cuts to family tax benefits affecting low-income earners.

It is frustrating other care homes do not see the great value there is in paying a decent wage for what is a very demanding job – the benefits affect not only the care workers themselves but also the organisation".

The DWP cites flimsy international studies to support its claim that sanctions lead to jobs, but has never analysed its own data to discover how stopping benefits affects claimant behaviour or employment outcomes.

Benefits affect unemployment through two main channels.

A one-year extension for unemployment benefits, affecting two million people.