Sentence examples for introduced to benefit from inspiring English sources

Sanctions will also be introduced to benefit claimants who refuse to take up jobs, while all those on incapacity benefit will now be reassessed.

This is a curious state of affairs, given that the notion of deferring criminal prosecution was originally introduced to benefit individuals, not corporations.

"I don't think lump-sum payments were introduced to benefit one group of people at the expense of another, and yet there you have it," said Ann Liebowitz, a retired Polaroid vice president who lost benefits worth roughly $8,000 a year when that plan failed.

There are rich implications for retailers in that new products introduced to benefit from popular trends (such as 'healthy' alternatives) may not succeed for all categories or locations.

Unemployment benefits were reduced and stringent income tests were introduced to determine benefit levels.

Reforms were also introduced to the benefit system.

In Washington, District of Columbia, underserved communities are introduced to the benefits of a vegan lifestyle while in Kenya, youth are empowered towards economic independence.

Health system and policy researchers in Israel need to be introduced to the benefits and potential advantages of KTE in an organized and systematic way.

A year ago the ESA was introduced to replace Incapacity Benefit (IB).

An earlier version said the benefit cap was introduced to limit total household benefit income to no more than the average working family income of £26,000 a year.

The group, which goes by the acronym CREW, put Mr. Santorum on its list of the "20 Most Corrupt Members of Congress," and accused him of introducing legislation to benefit political donors — an accusation Mr. Santorum recently dismissed as politically motivated.