Sentence examples for for existing benefits from inspiring English sources

Now there is no stated end date for existing benefits to be phased out.

Reeves told MPs that in November 2001 Duncan Smith had said all new applications for existing benefits and credits would be entirely phased out by April 2014, but "we have now learned this milestone will only be reached in 2016, representing a delay of two years.

But as long as state funds are being spent paying out current benefits, it is not possible to implement this fix because it requires double-paying, first, for existing benefits, and second, for the restored future accruals of Tier II employees via fixed contributions.

The DWP says by 2017 all new claimants, whether with children or not, will be signed up to universal credit, but no date has been set for existing benefit claimants to be transferred.

To scan the different health systems in search for existing benefit catalogues we followed the framework of functional categories of "health care services and goods" proposed by the OECD in its "System of Health Accounts" (Table  1) [ 9].

The measure, the Welfare Reform Bill, would among other things merge a number of existing benefits — including those for unemployment, known as job seeker's allowance, and housing — into a single so-called universal benefit, and set a limit of about $42,000 that any one family could receive in a year.

In addition, the report says that none of the countries studied installed separate facilities for gay troops, and that benefits for gay partners were generally in accordance with a country's existing benefits for gay and lesbian couples.

They could stay in the original fee-for-service program, with the existing benefits, premiums, deductibles and co-payments.

In a letter to Speaker J. Dennis Hastert, Republican of Illinois, the administration demanded that Congress require H.M.O.'s to stay in the Medicare program and preserve existing benefits for three years.

The study finds that older Americans' fear that widening the safety net would decrease their existing benefits accounts for 40percentt of their drop in support for redistribution.

But as a consequence of doing just that, some people may only find out that they need to make a claim for universal credit once their existing benefits stop and their money is cut off.