Sentence examples for existing beneficiaries from inspiring English sources
Additionally, the ability to transfer funds each month to existing beneficiaries remotely reduces challenges and security threats that may exist with in-kind distributions and increases regularity of aid.
The government maintains that existing beneficiaries of the tax break will not lose out, and that the current scheme is badly targeted by providing too much relief to higher-rate taxpayers.
Final numbers aren't available yet, but experts predict that premiums for most Part B enrollees will stay about the same next year: $94.60 a month for existing beneficiaries and $110.50 a month for most new enrollees.
Whether, in the jargon, "trade creation" exceeds "trade diversion" as a result of such agreements, thus yielding a net benefit, is something that needs to be looked at case by case.These pacts entrench constituencies opposed to further reform (because the existing beneficiaries would rather keep their special privileges to themselves).
Current regulations and incentives favor serving existing beneficiaries, and even helping non-beneficiaries obtain benefits.
So far the program has had little impact on the work effort of existing beneficiaries eligible for the program.
While informative about the effect of the disability program on labor supply and earnings of the population, most studies have not typically provided information on the potential loss of benefits on the existing beneficiary population.
Additionally, Medicare officials have eight years to get the new system completely up and running--four years to issue cards to new beneficiaries and four more years to reissue cards to existing beneficiaries--it was unclear whether those two four-year items were to happen simultaneously, but since we're talking about a government timeline there is an argument for erring on the side of forever.
The third lesson is that incentivizing individuals with impairments to stay in the labor market is far easier than incentivizing existing disability beneficiaries to return to work.
Providers however observed that though insufficient capitation reportedly stirred dissatisfaction amongst existing FSSHIP beneficiaries, user complaints appeared minimal because enrollees had no financial commitment to the programme.
Will the identity database be more reliable than the existing lists of beneficiaries for welfare schemes for the poor?
