Sentence examples for benefits problems from inspiring English sources

"We won't abandon people with debt and benefits problems once the funding has gone," Talbot says.

They are able to help clients who are having benefits problems, for example, if they have been sanctioned, she said.

"It will impose devastating cuts on legal aid funding for specialist advice to help people solve their housing, debt and benefits problems," she says.

The number of people seeking urgent advice about benefits problems is soaring as vulnerable Britons are being "driven to despair" by Iain Duncan Smith's welfare reforms.

We wanted to bring to all those who joined us the benefits, problems and responsibilities of running a business (as well as giving them a fair share of all profits).

In Cambridge, that funding is worth £250,000 and pays for 10 employed advisers helping people who have been referred to them because they have complicated debt or benefits problems that the volunteer generalist advisers cannot solve.

The scale of the benefits problem was brought home by a chance exchange with a Polish graduate in London.

We're taking the benefits problem and applying both a technology and a service component.

Second, increasing diversity in STEM supports cognitive growth and critical thinking, benefits problem solving, and contributes to increasing productivity, creativity, and global competitiveness.

Second, increasing diversity in STEM supports cognitive growth and critical thinking, benefits problem solving (Ferrini-Mundy 2013), and contributes to increasing productivity, creativity, and global competitiveness (Allen-Ramdial and Campbell 2014).

Still, Carney said the president has directed his lawyers and the Office of Management and Budget to fix the death benefits problem without delay.