Sentence examples for benefits linked to from inspiring English sources
Welfare payments – except the state pension and benefits linked to cyclical unemployment rates – will be not be able to exceed £119.5bn in 2015-16, Osborne announced.
Inevitably, this suggests a multi-tiered pension system, with different options of retirement age and pension benefits linked to life expectancy and income.
But some worry that Google's bicycle vision and a broad swath of other proposed community benefits linked to the company's development plans may be in limbo.
"But the gains we see in new elementary schools surpass the benefits linked to recovering these instructional days". The LA Unified school board recently voted to again reduce the school year for all schools.
"Statistics indicate that circumcision has helped to halt the spread of HIV in southern Africa". Other health benefits linked to circumcision include reduced rates for penile, cervical and possibly prostate cancer.
Examples would be benefits linked to sickness, maternity, invalidity, accidents at work or unemployment.Essentially, the row centres on two disputes between Brussels and Whitehall, one very dull and one more interesting.
The grand coalition introduced "parents' pay", a benefit linked to the new parents' salaries that allows either of them to take up to 12 months off.
People affected by the bedroom tax, or the reductions in housing benefit linked to the local housing allowance, don't have anywhere else to move: most evictions were in 16 London boroughs and the chances of finding a cheaper home nearby, whether socially renting or going into the private sector, are practically nil.
These are modeled after Social Security which pays a lifetime benefit linked to a cost-of-living index thus keeping their real value steady from year to year.
We make (and continually adjust) long-range estimates for Social Security cash benefits because benefits are linked to the level of future wages.
