Sentence examples for encouraged benefit from inspiring English sources

The document drawn up by the Home Office and seen by the Sunday Times reportedly says unlimited immigration from the EU has damaged the job prospects of low-skilled Britons, encouraged benefit tourism, put pressure on public services and caused the "buildup of social tensions".

Similarly the cuts to the benefit cap, which currently stands a £26,000, will encourage benefit claimants to look for work he argued.

Evidence has emerged that the government encourages benefit claimants to register as self-employed, so as to remove them from official employment statistics.

The ruling has been seen as a success for continued efforts to stop the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) using the schemes to help and encourage benefit claimants back into work.

Starting in 2018, the law taxes very generous policies — those costing more than $27,500 a year for a family — a move that should encourage benefits managers to shop for more cost-effective plans.

Mr. Chin said most Asian leaders now see the G-20 as better reflecting the evolution of the world economy than the G-8 and believe the larger forum has more potential to encourage benefit-sharing, as well as burden-sharing, among the key participants.

Reindeer herders are already assumed and encouraged to benefit from increasing ecotourism through transformations from 'extractive' livelihoods to ecotourism-oriented businesses (Stritih et al.2007).2007

"The benefit system itself encourages a benefit culture, and sends some pretty perverse messages.

The increased demand for food and the consequent sharp rise in prices encouraged agriculture, benefiting the large landowners of the south and the small farmers near growing towns such as Barcelona.

Companies began offering insurance policies during world war II to attract talent from the reduced supply of workers, a practice later cemented by tax policies that encouraged untaxed benefits (such as health care) rather than taxable ones such as cash.

But to qualify for return-to-work credit – an incentive to encourage sickness benefit claimants back to work – I must work at least 16 hours per week.