Sentence examples for benefits under consideration from inspiring English sources
Most benefits under consideration fall far short of what working Americans receive.
The BBC News investigation uncovered several benefits under consideration for change, including: Carer's Allowance - this could be restricted to those eligible for Universal Credit.
But even the most generous benefits now under consideration will fall far short of what many of the elderly expect, some lawmakers and health policy experts say.
As the debate in Congress increasingly focuses on shoring up Social Security's long-term finances -- rather than fundamentally changing it -- the survey found the public had strong opinions about the tax increases and benefit cuts under consideration.
Murray further questioned Price on whether he thought it was appropriate for members of Congress to be trading stocks that could benefit from legislation under consideration, adding that the 21st Century Cures Act had numerous provisions that would benefit Innate Immunotherapeutics.
According to the Wall Street Journal article, John Pepper was a senior fellow of the Yale Corp when former President Levin's porcine $8.5 million retirement "benefit was first under consideration".
These bodies do not even keep track of what information they send each other, reducing the chances of catching fraudsters.A scheme to link all the computer systems that record the various benefits payments has been under consideration since last year.
Examples may include summaries of clinical dental guidelines, research papers detailing the clinical effectiveness of interventions and the associated costs and benefits of the business cases under consideration.
It is open to exclude the costs of the improvements themselves (on grounds that their benefits extend beyond the land under consideration), to include maintenance costs but not amortization of capital, or to include both.
Following the report's publication, May's spokesman said: "Withdrawing benefits from obese people is not under consideration".
