Sentence examples for benefits started from inspiring English sources

The benefits started arriving at the end of October.

"When the economic appraisal didn't wash, other arguments about wider social benefits started to be used, such as the north-south divide.

The AARP reported overall increases of 8.3 percent in 2009, 7.9 percent in 2008, 7 percent in 2007, 6.1 percent in 2006, when Medicare drug benefits started, and 6 percent in 2005.

Indeed, the actuarial estimates used by the Committee on Economic Security CESS) in designing the Social Security program projected that there would be 8.3 million Americans age 65 or older by 1940 (when monthly benefits started).

To provide her with temporary assistance before the benefits started coming in earlier this year, the agency gave her $200 for utility bills, $600 for clothing and $800 for one month's rent from the Neediest Cases Fund.

Child endowment – the precursor to family benefits – started in 1941, and unemployment payments in 1944, a response to the yearning for "social security" after the mass joblessness of the depression.

Benefits start expiring this week.

Membership benefits start immediately and last, well… a lifetime.

'Nick and Margaret: We All Pay Your Benefits' starts on BBC1 from Thursday at 9pm.

Republican lawmakers amended it to cut the length of benefits starting in January.

Perego said the Bolton staff would receive "competitive wages and comprehensive benefits starting on day one".