Sentence examples for benefits allocated from inspiring English sources

Tax rates that progressed upward with income and the greatly increased social security benefits, allocated mainly according to need, contributed to a leveling of incomes.

My boss started to get more skeptical of the latter as time passed, but I felt secure in counting jet lag as a sickness and made good use of the leave and benefits allocated to me.

Lawmakers have cited a Los Angeles Times story reporting that about 1% of the benefits allocated for California's welfare recipients was spent out of state, some at shops at or near casinos.

On a private exchange, an employee receives a budget to spend on health and other benefits, has an array of choices each of which has a monthly cost, and uses the exchange to choose benefits, allocate the budget, and pay the amount over the budget (if any) via payroll deduction.

In particular, good faith forbids the exercise of discretion during performance designed to recapture a benefit allocated to a counterparty at formation (Burton 1980: 373).

Then, the benefit lost due to each disease was reduced from each benefit allocated to represent the relative reduction in benefit due to disease (Catley and Mohammed 1996;Barasa et al. 2008).

The ASA Executive Board advocates on behalf of student groups to gain resources for student groups' benefit, allocates resources among student groups, and arbitrates among student groups and any other involved parties.

The principle of universalism in the allocation of social benefits, that is the availability of social benefits to everyone as of right, is contrasted with allocation on a selective basis (targeted) in which benefits are allocated on the basis of need as determined by means testing of income.

This study assesses and analyzes the monetary benefits of seven ES in Central Kalimantan and how these benefits are allocated to different types of beneficiaries.

A large proportion of most Soviet citizens' real income consisted of benefits directly allocated by the state.

February SNAP benefits were allocated early, which means low-income households won't receive more food assistance until March.