Sentence examples for interrupted benefits from inspiring English sources

Dropping COBRA was just one of the first concessions that Democrats made during a 50-day battle that interrupted benefits for 2.5 million people over the summer.

However, the state fails to reap optimum benefits due to interrupted Internet services, unstable IDSP portal, poor staff training and lack of data entry operators.

A key consideration when evaluating the benefits of continuous ART versus interrupted therapy is the time between successive pregnancies.

For instance, individuals with short or interrupted employment records may not be eligible for unemployment insurance benefits, while those with assets may not qualify for means-tested benefits.

Built upon the assumptions underlying the post-war employment model, eligibility criteria for social insurance benefits often disadvantage workers with short and interrupted work records (Berton et al. 2012; Clasen and Clegg 2011; Hinrichs and Jessoula 2012).

"Mr Shorten says that Labor will oppose the government's important flexibility measures on superannuation – particularly the carry-forward provisions on unused concessional contributions which will benefit around 230,000 Australians, including women who have experienced interrupted work patterns," Turnbull will say.

Furthermore, the empirical literature on the benefits of accreditation is sparse and this is the first empirical interrupted time series analysis designed to examine the impact of healthcare accreditation on hospital quality measures.

Two recent studies have addressed the issue of single-patient ICU rooms: a Canadian observational trial of an ICU move that led to a decrease of approximately 50% in ICU acquisition of certain organisms [ 17], and an interventional interrupted time-series study examining the ICU spread of MRSA that showed no benefit from isolation rooms [ 18].

"Keep shooting," Coach Mike Jarvis interrupted.

It's an interrupted story.

"GIRL, INTERRUPTED," starring Winona Ryder and Angelina Jolie.