Sentence examples for groups of benefit from inspiring English sources

However, for some groups of benefit claimants, the experience of work that workfare can provide and the diversionary impact of increasing conditions could both be effective in helping them into work.

Nevertheless, the municipalities are, in the words of de Boer, taking a "small step" towards a basic income for all by allowing small groups of benefit claimants to be paid £660 a month – and keep any earnings they make from work on top of that.

Last month the work and pensions minister, Iain Duncan Smith, appeared to back prepay cards as a way of ensuring that some groups of benefit recipients, such as drug addicts with children, did not spend the money they get inappropriately, but aides subsequently denied that ministers had any plans to introduce them.

For those out of work, there are two groups of benefits.

A group of benefit claimants in the city will be given £660 a month – without means testing.

In the Utrecht experiment, which will start on 1 January 2017, one group of benefit recipients will remain on the old workfare regime, under which people who live alone get €972.70 and couples €1,389.57.

A 10% levy on the largest corporations would raise around £10bn, enough to pay each household in receipt of tax credit – a mix of the unemployed and those on the lowest earnings – more than £2,000 (or a smaller amount to a wider group of benefit recipients).

We believe in simplifying the consumer experience so that instead of feeling like they are bombarded with a long list of features they have available a focused group of benefits".

The department already provides a group of benefits that are member-designated.

Only specific groups of patients benefit from tendon transfer procedures.

Taking into account cognitive heterogeneity in schizophrenia, it is crucial to identify whether particular groups of patients benefit from cognitive remediation therapy.