At the same time, the referring clinician had not made a strong case for clinical benefit (within the narrow definition of clinical benefit being used by the panel) and there was a sense in which this was 'at the end of the day' cosmetic surgery, which the policy clearly says the PCT won't pay for.
He took the key step of accepting the case for a benefit cap, and he set out the kind of structural reforms that would tackle the underlying causes of benefit dependence – more jobs, cheaper childcare, lower cost housing.
It will consider the case "for linking benefit entitlements to take up of appropriate treatment".
Anyway, be sure to put your Samsung 3D glasses into a display case for the benefit of future generations.
Second, we wish to control for explanatory variables that change with duration, as is the case for unemployment benefit entitlements.
In any case, for the benefit of the individual as well as society, artists will do well to protect their creativity in these times of the "new normal".
WTP is the maximum amount of money a person would be willing to pay, sacrifice or exchange for goods, in this case, for a benefit in their health state (Hanley et al., 2003).
Indeed, this volume makes a powerful case for the benefits of music therapy.
Mike O'Brien, the immigration minister, said in July that the government was not convinced of the case for restoring benefits.
Andor, a Hungarian who studied in Manchester, is to travel to Bristol on Monday to argue his case for the benefits of labour migration within the EU.
