Sentence examples for claimants for taking from inspiring English sources

Proposals to charge claimants for taking their cases to the European court of human rights (ECHR) have triggered an international row over the United Kingdom's programme for reforming the Strasbourg court.

The DWP added that it had also given an extra £1.7m to Scottish councils for the next financial year for vulnerable claimants, taking funding to £15.2m, and insisted it had a "very strong housing safety net" already in place.

Meanwhile, worried claimants have been taking to internet message forums to ask for advice for dealing with the false allegations being made against them.

A practice-directed attitude defines the physician's aim to avoid conflict and to negotiate with claimants, taking the disability as a starting point for the assessment.

The government wants claimants to take responsibility for their budgets.

"This will help smooth the transition into monthly paid work, encourage claimants to take personal responsibility for their finances and to budget on a monthly basis which could save households money.

Under the scheme, job advisers would be given powers to require tens of thousands of claimants to take part in community work for charities or local councils.

Echoing this tradition, Jeremy Hunt argued before the general election that long-term claimants had to "take responsibility' for the number of children they had, adding that the state would no longer fund large workless families.

The culture secretary, Jeremy Hunt, said long-term claimants needed to "take responsibility" for the number of children they had, adding that the "state shouldn't support" large families who receive more in benefits than the average family earns.

The findings are particularly relevant in light of the government's impending cut of £30 a week for many new ESA claimants, due to take effect next year.

No out-of-work claimants afraid to take up short-term job offers for fear of losing benefit entitlement.