Sentence examples for claimants to accept from inspiring English sources

Labour said the government should focus on stopping abuse of workers through zero-hours contracts rather than on forcing claimants to accept such working arrangements.

Michael explained: "The rule is designed to put pressure on both the defendant and the claimant to accept reasonable offers.

The change would force repeat claimants either to accept flood mitigation efforts, move or face significantly higher premiums.

And because the scrip would be transferable, claimants forced to accept it would be able to turn it into immediate cash in private markets, for as long as the Treasury was unable to issue new debt.

A judge is looking at the deal; 94% of the claimants have to accept it before it can come into force.Blockbuster orders for aircraft were unveiled at the Dubai air show.

If, say, the payment of graded disability benefits (<100%) are conditioned on the claimants' willingness to accept work corresponding to their (still) remaining work capacity, such a system can effectively contain "welfare migration".

In 2003, the Insurance Commissioner of the State of California announced that as a matter of ordinary practice and custom, it had compelled claimants to either accept less than the amount due under the terms of the policies or resort to litigation.

In order to continue receiving this new allowance after six months looking for work, claimants would have to accept an apprenticeship or traineeship.

The government wants claimants to take responsibility for their budgets.

Political communities cannot decide whether they can afford to accept refugee claimants or prospective immigrants simply according to their understanding of their own situation, needs and interests.

Her willingness to accept the Claimant may have been influenced by the death of her younger son, Alfred, in February.