Sentence examples for in jsa from inspiring English sources

Valerie receives £146.20 in JSA every fortnight and from this £40 goes on her contribution to her rent and the bedroom tax.

By 2015/16 the Treasury predicts a £2.55 cut in JSA, a £2.60 cut in carers allowance and a £6.40 cut in bereavement benefit.

During this period, however, changes in JSA per capita were very close in magnitude to changes in both employment and unemployment (BBC 2015, Office for National Statistics 2014b).

It happens that both BsA and WsA mesogleins do react with the antibodies, but there is no staining with any proteins in JsA mesoglea (Fig. 1b).

When the North Korean soldier rejects the Choco Pie in JSA, he is also rejecting South Korea's post-war collaboration with Japan.

The second type is found in Panicoideae subfamily of Poaceae cp genomes and IRb expand into SSC to include the 3'-end of ndhF, accompanying with an incomplete copy of ndhF pseudogene in JSA.

At its peak in 2013, almost one in six JSA claimants was being referred for a sanction each month.

This is more ambitious, a humane examination that plays out predominantly in the JSA, a demilitarised zone created by the UN as a wedge between North and South Korea.

The U.S. Army officers had been part of a work party cutting down a poplar tree in the JSA that was blocking the view of United Nations observers.

One of the most bizarre, and potentially inflammatory, incidents between the United States and North Korea was the axe murder of two United States Army officers by North Korean soldiers on August 18 , 1976 in the Joint Security Area (JSA) located in the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ).

Then the BBC revealed that people were being told to declare themselves "self-employed", even when they were simply without work, on the false basis that they could claim more in in-work benefits than JSA – the real benefit, of course, accruing to the Work Programme provider who could then claim them as having been "helped".