Sentence examples for limits benefits from inspiring English sources

But that insurer limits benefits, meaning not everyone gets as much as they had been promised.

The federal law governing veterans' benefits limits benefits to marriages between a man and a woman — wording that is nearly identical to the Defense of Marriage Act provision that the Supreme Court struck down as unconstitutional.

FOOD STAMPS A severe rule in the federal law for food stamps, introduced as part of the welfare reforms of 1996, limits benefits for unemployed childless adults age 18 to 50, to three months out of every three years.

But as Gregory Mankiw, head of Mr Bush's Council of Economic Advisers, said recently, there is no free lunch: if the sums are to tally, and if higher taxes are off limits, benefits will have to be cut.

Each has its own limits, benefits, eligibility rules and traps.

Neither is public support affected by whether policies focus on adaptation (which limits benefits to the investing country) or mitigation (which benefits all countries globally).

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

Most states limit benefits to 26 weeks, although a few have extended them.

And consumer advocates worry that some states will limit benefits too strictly.

Some policies limit benefits to a percentage of the cost of services.

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