Sentence examples for benefits set for from inspiring English sources

Brooks' comments came weeks before an automatic decrease to food stamp benefits set for Nov. 1, in which the average family will see a $36 cut in their benefits.

And it may also account for why Mr. Harper's song "One Road to Freedom" climaxes the first disc of "Mantra Mix," a recent two-CD benefit set for Tibetan refugees.

Non-mandated benefits Set of three indicator variables for whether the worker receives meals at work, receives housing, or receives free products.

WASHINGTON (AP) — New jobless claims rose more than expected last week partly because of an increase in layoffs by the automobile industry, while the number of people continuing to receive unemployment benefits set a record for the 15th straight week The Labor Department says the number of people requesting rose to a seasonally adjusted 637,000, from a revised 605,000 in the previous week.

The benefit is set for Monday night at Carnegie Hall.

What's more, Jason will be appearing alongside Willie Nelson, Neil Young, and Dave Matthews at the 2009 Farm Aid benefit concert, set for October 4th at St . Louis Verizon Wireless Amphitheater.

Clients are supported through the process of moving in, applying for benefits, setting up utilities and paying bills.

Under the law, insurers cannot set higher co-payments and deductibles or stricter limits on mental health benefits than they set for the treatment of physical illnesses like cancer and diabetes.

Kevin Butler, a former RAF worker now on incapacity benefit, set aside £550 for presents this year through Farepak - and was devastated to hear that the money had vanished.

Cuts to universal credit – the benefit set to replace tax credits for most claimants in the last years of the parliament – are to go ahead.

Doug Chambers Match report: Sale 15-9 Wasps Cipriani reboots his skill set for benefit of Sale and England Matt Kvesic ended 2015 with a man-of-the-match performance against Harlequins at Twickenham and started 2016 in very different conditions but in a similar manner.