Sentence examples for interruption in benefits from inspiring English sources

Jennifer Hrycyna Wagner, the welfare director in Illinois, said state officials around the country feared a possible interruption in benefits and services for "our most vulnerable residents".

But it's not likely the benefits will be reauthorized before they lapse, since Congress will go home for Thanksgiving next week, meaning this week is the last chance to prevent an interruption in benefits.

State workforce agencies have made it through some of briefer lapses without a major interruption in benefits, but NELP estimates that this time, 800,000 people in the federally-funded "Extended Benefits" program, which offers 13 or 20 weeks, depending on the state, will almost immediately stop receiving checks when the program expires.

Periods and dates of interruption in benefits can be tracked in the databases.

As a result, tens of thousands of Americans could face an interruption in their unemployment benefits as of next week.

Now it is time to figure out how to replenish the Trust Fund to ensure no interruption in Social Security benefits, and to prevent the Social Security deficit from being turned into a convenient "crisis" for politicians to exploit as a pretext for cutting Social Security benefits.

It is our hope that the Congress will act to avoid an interruption in the unemployment benefits that are available to you.

Senator Patrick J. Toomey, Republican of Pennsylvania, said flatly that his party should risk the possibility of default — including interruptions in federal benefit checks and paychecks for government workers — if it was the only way to compel the president to support deep spending cuts that will reduce the deficit.

In the past, Congress has occasionally shifted revenue from one trust fund to another to avoid any interruption of benefits.

"The Safety Net program that was established was established so that there would be no interruption of benefits.

Understanding the level of nutritional support and the barriers to enteral feeding interruption in mechanically ventilated patients are important to maximise the nutritional benefits to the critically ill patients.