Sentence examples for benefits limits from inspiring English sources

Front-loading benefits limits this temptation.

In fact, Iran is perhaps the best example of the benefits, limits and unknowns of Mr. Obama's engagement style.

The federal law governing veterans' benefits limits benefits to marriages between a man and a woman — wording that is nearly identical to the Defense of Marriage Act provision that the Supreme Court struck down as unconstitutional.

It also contradicts the party's opposition to regulatory mechanisms that require insurers to offer plans to anyone regardless of pre-existing conditions, to cover a core set of basic health services, and to provide full financial protection against very high costs by forbidding annual and lifetime benefits limits and capping patients' out-of-pocket costs.

Under the law, they can't be denied coverage, or have benefits limited or dropped.

Any benefits limit that constrains spending will therefore force a trade-off between working-age welfare and pensions.

In a society where work is all, especially for men, and welfare benefits limited, the politicians were desperate to avoid unemployment.

Other biofuels like ethanol from corn and sugar cane require large amounts of water and fertilizer, and factory farming in some cases consumes substantial amounts of petroleum, making the environmental benefits limited, critics say.

Under the plans as they stand, a couple with four children will see their benefits limited to £500 a week, but if the parents live separately, they will be able to claim up to £1,000.

While not insignificant, an expansion of benefits limited to those privileges would fall far short of the financial benefits given married military couples — including medical and dental benefits and housing allowances.

Most benefits limited to 1% annual rise.