Sentence examples for benefits channel from inspiring English sources

Imogen Tyler, Professor of Sociology at Lancaster University, draws an interesting parallel between "chav porn" and the rise over the past few years of "poverty porn", a term referring to the media exploitation of people living on benefits – Channel 4's Benefits Street and Channel 5's On Benefits and Proud being two notable examples.

Common oral-dosage drugs are predominantly dispensed directly to patients by pharmacists (i.e., via the pharmacy benefit channel), whereas most injectable drugs, including biologics, are administered to patients by healthcare professionals in outpatient clinics or hospitals, as covered under the medical benefit.

Hannah Verdier Yet more tales from the sharp end of the benefits system – Channel 4 seems to be parking its tanks on Channel 5's lawn with this new series following the work of letting agencies that specialise in dealing with tenants on benefits.

A prime example was thrown up last week by Benefits Street, Channel 4's most popular programme in more than a year.

Last week's Benefits Street (Channel 4) focused on the sense of community enjoyed by the residents of Kingston Road, Stockton-on-Tees, while portraying members of the popular press as the enemies of privacy, accuracy and decency, wholly without the programme-makers' knack for even-handedness.

This configuration allows to perform rate adaptation while fully preserving the benefits of channel and network coding.

And through detailed measurements in controlled environments, it then preliminarily identified several benefits of channel width adaptation in many metrics of wireless networks: range and connectivity, power consumption, network capacity and fairness.

This arrangement is attractive since it benefits from channel reciprocity, is very simple to implement, and implicitly ensures that each potential interferer is able to listen to the IA messages from every potential interference victim.

The final group of policies, what I call the "submerged state," is largely invisible because its benefits are channeled through the tax code and subsidies to private organizations.

Those who benefit most channel their overseas income through tax havens, so that it is taxed nowhere.The greatest anomaly is the archaic definition of domicile.

To begin with, much of the benefit of Channel 4's sales success was soaked up by the ITV funding formula, until a determined campaign dislodged ITV from the equation.