Sentence examples for flagship benefit from inspiring English sources

Finally, the coalition's flagship "benefit cap".

The coalition's flagship benefit cap has nothing to do with getting people back to work, she maintains.

Universal Credit, once trailed as the Conservatives' flagship benefit reform, has staggered from crisis to crisis since its inception seven years ago.

David Cameron has been lobbied by the deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg, on the need to rewrite the government's flagship benefit reform to help children suffering as a result.

Because her postcode falls into a Department for Work and Pensions "trial area", rather than being eligible for jobseeker's allowance Groome was told she had to apply for universal credit – the Conservatives' flagship benefit scheme, which officials last week admitted is five years behind schedule.

The Work and Pensions Secretary, Iain Duncan Smith, is to be questioned by MPs about the delays to the government's new flagship benefit, Universal Credit.

The Work and Pensions Secretary has admitted that the government's flagship benefits programme may not be completed on time.

Admittedly, though, Land Rover's flagship benefits from greater wheel travel, allowing it to handle the rough stuff with less drama – pitching, rolling and wheel lift.

Last month, he also said the government's flagship new benefit system, universal credit, was on the way to joining an "inglorious list" of disasters alongside the poll tax and rail privatisation.

That translates to almost 1,400 people, who might have Parkinson's or severe depression, put through the government's flagship disability benefit who – after months of gruelling paperwork, assessments, and perhaps even tribunals – are so desperate that they then find more energy to put in a formal complaint.

Universal credit, the government's flagship welfare initiative, will eventually replace means-tested benefits and tax credits for an estimated eight million claimants, both in and out of work.