Sentence examples for benefits rules from inspiring English sources

The Department for Work and Pensions announced last week that it was tightening benefits rules in response to two tribunal rulings, including one that found people with extreme anxiety who struggle to leave the house should be given the same status as, for example, the partially sighted.

It therefore has the strongest case for reviewing access to benefits.Will tightening benefits rules do the trick?

Latest official figures show that 918,000 claimants were sanctioned between April 2013 and March 2014 for apparently breaching benefits rules.

He was told he was not, under the new benefits rules, considered habitually resident in the UK and would have to wait three months before claiming JSA.

LONDON — Jobless Britons could be forced to do community work to keep their unemployment payments, Britain's top economics minister said Monday, announcing the latest in a series of moves to tighten benefits rules and crack down on "welfare dependency".

But many people question his ability to deliver, since wider cuts of 25% to colleges by 2015, and changes to benefits rules under the work programme and welfare reforms, are already having a disproportionate impact on the most disadvantaged.

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Republican leaders are reportedly discussing whether their legislation should abandon Obamacare's essential health benefits rule.

For one, mammograms aren't included in the essential health benefits rule.

He wants other states to support the UK's proposed restrictions to migration and benefit rules.

It makes no fundamental changes in either the benefit rules or the financing of Social Security.