Sentence examples for in claimant from inspiring English sources

In the next paragraph, the m in claimant is italicised.

The ILO measure has also fallen less rapidly than the claimant count since the 1997 election by 27% compared with the 40% decline in claimant unemployment.

The largest rises in claimant households occurred in Barnet, Enfield, Croydon and Brent, with only Waltham Forest seeing a small one.

Howard Archer, chief UK economist at IHS Global Insight, said: "Despite a 7,000 drop in claimant count unemployment in March, the labour market data are clearly softer overall compared to a couple of months ago.

Prof Fothergill said: "The large fall in claimant unemployment, coupled with the relative invisibility of unemployment on incapacity benefits or off benefits altogether, has created the misleading impression that the unemployment problem is fading away.

Tony Blair, the prime minister, hailed the achievement as "a significant milestone" towards Labour's new ambition of "the modern version of full employment".The celebration of the fall in claimant unemployment is a bit rich in view of the contempt that Labour heaped upon this measure of joblessness when it was in opposition.

At the end of a year in which output has fallen more sharply than at any time since 1921, there was the first drop in claimant-count unemployment since early 2008.

They say claiming these has become too easy under President Barack Obama: witness the rise in claimants, from 26.3m in 2007 to 47.6m today.

The Board had to keep abreast of the often rapidly changing human rights conditions in the places from which refugee claimants came, and was subject to unpredictable and sudden increases in claimants from particular countries.

Sue Royston, of Citizens Advice, said the severe disability premium was a hugely important benefit, and its abolition would lead to a very significant drop in claimants' income.

This includes showing interest in claimants and respecting them, being clear about promises and expectations, and delivering the appropriate services.