Sentence examples for imminent benefits from inspiring English sources
If you've met all the requirements and passed the interview, you will receive notification of your imminent benefits.
If you've met all the requirements and had the interview, you will receive notification of your imminent benefits.
But under the imminent collective bargaining agreement, it will take on a newfound financial benefit.
Its revised assessment of the impact of imminent disability benefit reforms shows that 150,000 more people than expected will no longer qualify for the higher rate mobility allowance payments that make it possible for them to lease an adapted Motability car.
China's conundrum is that its goal is at odds with its tactics: The Chinese leadership has no interest whatsoever in Iran building a bomb, but so far Beijing sees no imminent strategic benefit to move in that direction at the risk of losing valuable oil assets and a friend in the Gulf.
"Last year with the recession imminent, we benefited from people staying at home and our commercial activities were up.
Some commentators argue that all this only affects those whose retirement is imminent, while others benefit from their contributions buying shares at lower prices.
Hirsch said the site has received more than 1,500 emails since its initial request for stories in November, back when politicians first started paying attention to the imminent expiration of federal benefits.
That put Roebuck -- who drew his last check on Monday -- among the two million or so unemployed Americans facing the imminent loss of their benefits between now and the end of the year.
Media articles implied that therapeutic benefits were imminent, despite their early stages of development.
Table 2 Relative strength of the duty to participate in epidemiological research based on public health interests (insofar as existing personal data and information are concerned) Imminent threat Future opportunity Plausible benefits Strong duty Medium duty Implausible benefits Medium duty Weak duty.
