Sentence examples for late benefit from inspiring English sources

The research also reveals the extent to which Iain Duncan Smith's strict clamp down on benefits has driven people to food banks, with two thirds of people relying on them saying benefit sanctions and late benefit payments were the reason why they were forced to rely on charity for food.

The Royal British Legion, which spent £133,000 in the first half of last year on food parcels for ex-servicemen left hungry by late benefit payments, for example; or the Trussell trust food banks network, which told MPs that clients referred as a result of benefit delays typically waited between five and 20 weeks for payment.

Landmark analysis at more than one year was evaluated to assess the potential late benefit of biodegradable polymer drug eluting stents.

The ruling follows a September 2000 decision by Judge Johnson in which he found that some of the 27,000 people dependent on the city agency were routinely subjected to "chronically and systematically" late benefits.

When started too early in life, it may cause developmental problems and if started too late, benefits may not be achieved [ 84].

It's crucial to make sure residents understand the latest benefit changes.

12.12.12 is just the latest benefit concert to be announced, with more fundraisers being staged every day.

A few nights ago, a standing-room-only crowd packed the Nuyorican Poets Cafe for the latest benefit reading.

Ed Miliband is to put Labour at the head of a national revolt to kill off the chancellor's latest benefit cuts as church leaders and leading charities unite in protest against the assault on welfare.

And, in putting forward its latest benefit analysis, it predicts that the completed HS2 network will bring in an additional £31bn in rail revenues, and economic benefits of £42.7bn.

River had just spent her latest benefit payments on drugs.