Sentence examples for benefits to avoid from inspiring English sources

Already, just under half of UK pensioners end up having to claim means-tested benefits to avoid poverty.

For a time the state can struggle to impose order, and rely on welfare benefits to avoid worse.

The trustees of the British Steel pension scheme have asked its 130,000 members to accept scaled-back retirement benefits to avoid having to use the pensions lifeboat.

Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Washington on Tuesday limited employee health care benefits to avoid coverage of same-sex couples.

In June, the government announced that it would toughen the sanctions regime, making it even harder to temporarily sign off benefits to avoid being forced into unpaid work for up to four weeks.

Jim Finley, the executive director of the Connecticut Conference of Municipalities, said he thought it would be hard for Connecticut towns and cities to get their unions to agree to cheaper health care benefits to avoid the tax.

The substitution was likely made for Brady's own benefit, to avoid the risk of him suffering an injury in a game that was already lost.

Our procedure might have the potential benefit to avoid suture exposure in scleral-fixated IOL implantation.

Blow a dime a share on a trade, and you have negated any possible benefit to avoiding commissions.

It has said it needs at least $1.1 billion in wage and benefits cuts to avoid filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

It would also mean penalising companies that abuse the system, such as those that use the benefits system to avoid taking on staff on a permanent basis.