Sentence examples for issue of claimants from inspiring English sources

After the Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, raised the issue of claimants being charged 55p a minute when calling a helpline on a mobile phone, the work and pensions secretary, David Gauke, announced last week that this line would be made free.

The total number of claimants was 55,000.

The number of claimants was 24% smaller.

The average cost per claim is the total cost of claimants divided by the number of claimants.

Opponents say the cap does not address underlying issues for claimants.

The new shadow lord chancellor, Richard Burgon, did not miss the significance of the issue of fees imposed on claimants at employment tribunals when it was debated in the Commons on 4 July.

He added: "It is telling that these figures come as the government continues to put the issue of weeding out illegitimate claimants at the heart of its welfare rhetoric".

"At least tens of claimants are proposing to issue claims rather than go through the [NI] compensation scheme or engage in direct settlement," Tomlinson said.

In a statement, the Department for Work and Pensions, said it was aware of the issue and "currently reviewing the historical benefit payments of claimants".

Ironically (and paradoxically?), by reducing the scope of the equity issues acknowledged, the cooperative alternative narrows the pool of claimants and modifies the behavior of the remainder, making implementation more likely.

The domestic law on this issue is contained in the Asylum and Immigration (Treatment of Claimants etc) Act 2004 and the immigration rules.