Sentence examples for depending on benefit from inspiring English sources

Moreover, in a number of countries workers in low-paid jobs receive in-work benefits, or social assistance benefits at a reduced rate, depending on benefit system parameters.

There are few jobs, prices are high and many depend on benefits.

Conflicts vary depending on benefits' generosity and the strength — or weakness — of local economies.

The same cannot confidently be said of exposing those depending on benefits to the ravages of inflation, this year's wheeze.

Smaller businesses of up to 500 workers will have seven to 10 years to implement the increases depending on benefits such as health care.

Rogerson et al. (2005, p. 962) note that "although we refer to w as the wage, more generally it could capture some measure of the desirability of the job, depending on benefits, location, prestige, etc".

Depending on benefits and/or adverse events on the initiated medication, the patients and/or their treating physicians decide whether to continue or discontinue the medication.

Conversely, neither passing a test nor being financially self-sufficient (i.e., not depending on welfare benefits) are prerequisites for Norwegian citizenship (as in Denmark).

The reason why there is so much desperate poverty in towns round the country as disparate as Bognor Regis or Bradford – and why generation after generation depends on benefit – is that there is so little local opportunity.

"I depend on benefits, I've got €80 left over for food each month.

This is really important, because many of our young people depend on benefits.