Sentence examples for benefits put from inspiring English sources
Banks long have complained that these benefits put the banks at a competitive disadvantage.
"D.C. is prepared to meet and exceed any financial benefits put forth by Maryland or Virginia," said Councilman Jack Evans, the lead sponsor of the bill.
People would apply for Social Security benefits, put that money in investments and earn interest and then withdraw their application, paying the government back just the benefit amount.
Earlier this week a tribunal ruled that the work capability assessment (a test determining eligibility for disability benefits) put people with mental health problems at a substantial disadvantage.
There is a way to balance Title IX compliance against football's image benefits: put a cap on rah-rah-based spending.
In December, he proposed the broad outlines of a spending plan that would restore merit pay and retirement benefits, put nearly $2 million into needed capital projects, and buy a fire truck, police cruisers and police car cameras.
Cuts in benefits, putting the NHS up for tender, and grinding down council services and housing is their intended legacy.
Republican candidates for president say the health law, with its requirement for many employers to provide insurance or improve benefits, puts millions of full-time jobs at risk.
The move, which came despite widespread bipartisan support for extending the benefits, puts Missouri at the center of a growing national discussion about reining in unemployment benefits at a time when both the job market and government coffers remain weakened.
Writing in the Sunday Times, Ms May argues that the Schengen Agreement allows jobless citizens to move to countries in search of work and benefits, putting pressure on public services and infrastructure.
The increased incentives for unemployed low skilled applicants to apply for disability benefits puts additional pressure on DSP gatekeepers to only admit those who are unemployed because their impairment reaches the DSP standard.
