Sentence examples for benefits terminated from inspiring English sources

Several parents said they had been wrongly denied Medicaid coverage, or had their benefits terminated.

Indeed, it has just the opposite – a person going back to work has his or her unemployment benefits terminated.

Since we are currently witnessing the greatest outpouring of altruism in our country's history, it strikes us as tragic that 50,000 of New York State's poorest residents will have their cash welfare benefits terminated in December (editorial, Oct. 25).

But layoffs in those years tended to be temporary, meaning workers were more able to find work in the same field when their unemployment benefits terminated; nowadays, people are being forced to leave their industry entirely, and in the Great Recession and anaemic recovery of the past five years it has been exceptionally hard to find a job.

In two years' time, 25percentt of beneficiaries had their cases reviewed and more than 40percentt of those reviewed had their benefits terminated.

Stapleton et al. (2010) find that only 4percentt of 1996 SSDI awardees had their benefits terminated for work in the first ten years in the program.

Depending on the timing of a State's system and the timeliness of report submission by participating households, such notice may be received prior to agency action, at the time reduced benefits are received, or, if benefits are terminated, at the time benefits would have been received if they had not been terminated.

"They're saying, 'We can't apply the rules that govern the effect of terminating J-51 benefits because J-51 benefits are terminated,' " he said.

Written by Justice William J. Brennan Jr., Goldberg v. Kelly held that welfare recipients are constitutionally entitled to a hearing before their benefits can be terminated.

In particular, the non-medical eligibility criteria for SSDI requires a significant work history, SSDI benefits vary with work history, and SSDI benefits are terminated when a recipients earnings exceed some threshold.

Congressional Democrats said they had decided to add a major provision allowing states to restore health insurance benefits to legal immigrants under 21, a goal of Hispanic groups since those benefits were terminated in 1996.