Sentence examples for fix benefits from inspiring English sources

The Smith Commission's report said the Edinburgh Parliament should fix benefits including disability living allowance, attendance allowance and carer's allowance.

Wholly owned by the U.S. government, the system is available free to everyone, everywhere; an ISIS terrorist glancing at his phone for a position fix benefits from the Pentagon's largesse as much as a commuter on I-95.

But even taking debt and fixed benefits out of the total, the Treasury is proposing no more than a five-year cash freeze on public services, at roughly £340bn.

Such a scenario is particularly likely if the 'quality' of a specific male – if assessable – is equally attractive to all females, and the benefits of a good male will not decrease as the number of matings increases (i.e. fixed benefits, such as 'good genes').

Disappointing returns spell danger for companies whose pension funds pay a fixed benefit to retirees.

That change meant that if the market outperformed expectations, the city was only obligated to pay the fixed benefit; any excess money would go to the city, Mr. Linn said.

Convex combinations between a fixed contribution rate and a fixed benefit rate are considered.

For low degrees of capital mobility, it is optimal to have a fixed benefit rate in the pension system.

But for the small open economy, a fixed contribution rate is optimal if the education system has a fixed benefit rate.

One type is fixed benefit insurance, which pays a fixed amount defined in accordance with the PHI contract.

The most rigorous and widely used experimental direct choice method is the probability trade-off or probabilistic version of the threshold technique and it involves determining the threshold benefit at which patients accept a treatment with fixed undesirable consequences or the threshold toxicity or adverse effects at which patients will decline a treatment with fixed benefit [ 73, 74].