Sentence examples for limiting benefit from inspiring English sources

The chancellor told MPs that limiting benefit increases, a fresh £31bn squeeze on government departments after 2014 and tax increases aimed at the better off were unavoidable if Britain was to cut its borrowing.

But the chancellor said limiting benefit increases to a below inflation 1% (saving £3.75bn), a fresh £31bn squeeze on government departments after 2014 and tax increases aimed at the better off, were unavoidable if Britain was to cut its borrowing.

Several countries - German, Austria and the Netherlands - have already agreed to the desirability of limiting benefit payments to the families of migrants and changing the so-called transitional arrangements which apply when countries join the EU.

As the use of the MAGEC system overcomes the need for repeated surgery, limiting benefit to the clinical endpoints may understate the value that patients place on the improvement they experience.

There is talk of limiting benefits to long-term residents.

Mr. Marchionne had proposed making shifts more flexible, restricting strikes and limiting benefits like sick days.

But in return for this "solidarity," the Germans say they want "solidity" on limiting benefits and accepting monitoring.

In such a climate, 18 months before midterm elections, there was clear nervousness among the Republicans about the president's high-risk move toward limiting benefits.

Realising his error, the prime minister then tried to make the issue about limiting benefits for migrants, rather than restricting numbers.

But what formula should be used for limiting benefits?

The judge in the case wrote "homosexuality is not a factor in today's society justifying a judicious parent disinheriting or limiting benefits to his child".