Sentence examples for committed benefit from inspiring English sources

Those words might as well be emblazoned across the foreheads of every member of the government, for underneath the facade of compassionate conservatism this appears to be what many on the front bench genuinely believe Imagine the reaction of the Conservative Party if someone committed benefit fraud on the scale of former Take That star Gary Barlow's recently reported tax avoidance.

Then began the fallout from former co-leader Metiria Turei's decision to disclose that she had committed benefit fraud in the 1990s which, in turn, led to revelation she had also committed voter fraud.

We're lectured about young people committing benefit fraud, while politicians stole far more through fiddling expenses and, in most cases, were just expected to pay it back.

In the words of a department spokesperson, the campaign is "targeted against those committing benefit fraud and those who might be thinking about it".

But the jury heard Baghdadi was convicted in September 2011 of committing benefit fraud by claiming £27,000 in the name of his dead father, from 2007 to 2010, and sentenced to eight months' imprisonment.

It also wants people to report those suspected of committing benefit fraud, which is estimated to cost £1bn a year.

In the meantime, both men and women who are suffering from an unforgiven wrong they committed may benefit from forgiving themselves.

The pair faces charges of conspiracy to obstruct justice, with an additional allegation the acts were committed to benefit a criminal street gang.

Manooki and Richardson were booked for attempted murder with an allegation that the crime was committed to benefit a criminal street gang.

But it also found less tolerance of those that commit benefit fraud.

"Disconnect is committed to benefiting not just shareholders but all stakeholders, including the public".