Sentence examples for grant a benefit from inspiring English sources

This Court has never held that the Court must grant a benefit such as TWR claims here to a person who wishes to exercise a constitutional right.

Denmark, for example, now grants a benefit only if the ability to work is permanently reduced and flexible work is impossible.

The slow left-arm bowler has been granted a benefit year by Sussex in 2014.

County Championship title-winning skipper Jim Troughton has been granted a benefit year by Warwickshire in 2013.

Our EITC reform grants a benefit exemption from taxation which is means-tested against gross household income and household size.

Having extended his contract and been granted a benefit year by Sussex for 2015, Wright is now eager to challenge for more silverware.

Both provisions involve the government granting a benefit based on subjective decisions about whether a name is offensive.

Previous periods of insurance, work or residence in other countries are taken into account when granting a benefit.

But in countries with Confucian traditions, such as Japan, Korea, Taiwan, China, Mongolia and Indonesia, the freedom of action of a person or company stems not from a fundamental right, but is based upon the "grant of a benefit" from the state.

Eviction proceedings loomed, yet they were unable even to get her an emergency rent grant, a city benefit not restricted by immigration status.

Zoleka Makhubalo is an unemployed mother-of-two who gets by largely thanks to a monthly child support grant totalling £40 – a benefit that extends to some 13 million South African children.