Sentence examples for benefits set at a from inspiring English sources

A monthly discount rate was applied to all costs and economic benefits, set at a value that equates to 3% per year [57].

It included costs and benefits set at a discount of 3% each and the assumption that left over cytotoxic agents in vials were reused to minimise wastage as would be normal practice in most large oncology centres.

With the current legal age for receipt of pension benefits set at 65 to 67 years depending on the year of birth, this could drastically increase the age criterion.

The duration of benefits is either set at a fixed level for all UI recipients (nine states), or depends on the total amount of benefits unemployed workers can receive during their eligibility period.

But she added: "Benefit levels are set at a level where people can afford to eat.

Q: The benefit cap is set at a level equivalent to what a family on a pre-tax income of £35,000 receives.

The songs were great, too, and we got to play them live, at a Suicide tribute set at a benefit for our bandmate Clare Amory who was sick and dying of cancer.

He had just filmed a scene set at a Hollywood charity benefit dinner for rape victims in which he, or rather the fictional he, becomes ostentatiously bored.

So with a discount rate set at a normal level, the benefits beyond half a century barely count.

A series of tax benefits set to expire at the end of this year.

5.10pm GMT He calls on Congress to extend unemployment insurance benefits, set to expire at the end of the year.