Sentence examples for legitimate benefits from inspiring English sources

An estimated 135,000 welfare claimants who use legal aid to gain access to legitimate benefits will also miss out.

Pensions credit – a means-tested benefit for low-income pensioners – and council tax benefit (soon to be called council tax rebate) are other legitimate benefits often overlooked, according to Faye Jordan at Citizens Advice.

They cheered attacks on the 1% elite, on tax avoidance and evasion, on what Corbyn called "cold and nasty" campaigns against those seeking legitimate benefits or "merely trying to improve their lives" in the camps in Calais.

When Detroit went to the bond market, it acknowledged that it needed cash for its pension fund but did not explain its long history of paying out more than the plan's legitimate benefits, including the bonuses, known as "13th checks," which were reported this month by The Detroit Free Press.

"The decision on whether confidentiality clauses are included in settlements is a matter for individual departments … confidentiality clauses can have legitimate benefits – the Government's legal advisers provide guidance on their use and we continue to look at ways to strengthen this central guidance".

It later turned out many recipients had not received the notices, did not understand them or could not come in before officials cut them off from legitimate benefits they needed, said Michael Mahoney, a spokesman for the Texas Department of Human Services.

"To give effect to that policy, it is necessary that, when an issue such as this arises, a reasonable offer made should result in a legitimate benefit accrued to the party which makes the offer.

Ultimately, if used responsibly by its user base, Flare can end up being a legitimate benefit to entrepreneurs looking for a little extra feedback than they are getting through existing channels.

Some will surely point to this as a legitimate benefit bestowed by the patent system, part of Myriad's just reward for innovating.

Opponents of marijuana legalization, including top DEA officials, have argued that there's no hard evidence that proves marijuana has legitimate medical benefits.

Some informal miners or mining companies, though small, might nevertheless be legitimate and benefit from support.