Sentence examples for benefits handed from inspiring English sources

Fees are cheap – around €1,700 £1,3677) for an academic year – and there are a multitude of benefits handed out by the Dutch government.

An analysis of how the money has been used over the past decade shows that a disproportionate amount goes upstate: Con Edison customers paid half of the state's total SBC charges, while 41percentt of the rebates, loans and other benefits handed out by the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority went to the areas of New York City and Westchester County covered by Con Ed.

That might mean temporarily doubling pensions and social benefits, handing out time-limited spending vouchers, and making short-term cuts in VAT, excise and stamp duty.

"We're providing such a clear benefit— handing them a caller who isn't furious for waiting on hold".

Nothing perpetuates social inequality more than that some young people grow up with their own trust funds, while others struggle from the start in the world of benefits, hand-me-downs and sink schools.

Despite these obvious benefits, hand washing is not practiced widely enough in Sudan and many other developing countries.

"I wrote P-Heart-M on a piece of paper — to, you know, convey the heart-healthy benefits — and handed it to Stewart".

Most of these benefits are handed directly to women, who are known to turn around and invest their newfound resources back into their family and community.

To Help Haiti A few hours of drinks and canap?on May 24 from 5 30 to 9 30 p.m. at Aldea, 31 West 17th Street, will benefit Hands On Disaster Response, which is working in Haiti.

With its cut in single-parent benefits, the government handed it just such an issue.

Restaurants would benefit, too, handing off the job of juggling tables and recording reservations in a bulky book.