Sentence examples for cycle of benefit from inspiring English sources

Ministers believe the new initiative will be particularly relevant in communities with high adult unemployment as part of wider effort to end the cycle of benefit dependency.

"The Universal Credit will mean that work will pay for the first time, helping to lift people out of worklessness and the endless cycle of benefits".

All too often those in temporary accommodation get stuck in a cycle of debt, benefit sanctions and unpaid bills, which can lead them into deeper depression.

The impact will go far beyond their children's lives as it can increase resilience and break the cycle of poverty, benefiting families, communities and the economic health of entire nations for generations to come.

He is determined to do more to intervene at the earliest possible stage to prevent young people becoming trapped in a cycle of unemployment and benefit dependency.

This study develops a life cycle quantification framework to determine the monetary values of the three types of benefits and the life cycle net benefit of LID practices for a city.

His father's philosophy was based on what he called a "virtuous cycle," or rendering of benefits to others so that benefits would return to YKK.

The primary objective of this study was to evaluate the proportion of patients who achieved an improvement of Karnofsky Index (KI) or maintained a KI ≥ 80% after the second cycle of pemetrexed treatment ("KI benefit response").

Preparing a mother, her partner and her future child for "the 1000 days", whether from planned or unplanned conception would break the cycle of risk and demonstrate benefit in the shortest possible time.

A prospective randomized clinical trial is planned by the US Breast Cancer Intergroup, led by the Southwest Oncology Group, to evaluate whether patients with metastatic breast cancer who have persistently elevated CTC levels after one cycle of first-line chemotherapy benefit from an early change of therapy.

This would see a limit on welfare that does not directly depend on the ups and downs of the economic cycle, including housing benefit and incapacity benefit.