Sentence examples for losing welfare from inspiring English sources

Morrison said the backpacker tax would raise $560m, even after compromises with Nick Xenophon to allow Australians to pick $5,000 of fruit without losing welfare.

Under one of the many proposals, drug users will face losing welfare benefits if they repeatedly fail to take part in drug-treatment programmes.

The Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) initially dismissed revelations in the Guardian last weekend that Jobcentre Plus employees were tricking vulnerable claimants into losing welfare entitlements.

Another bill would allow a family to receive a one-time payment, like an inheritance, of up to $25,000 without losing welfare benefits.

Researchers say hundreds of thousands of children also lost Medicaid when their families lost welfare benefits.

The ability to replace lost welfare might be positive — showing the strength of private charity or extended families — but it could also be a danger sign.

Germany's wage floor would barely increase incomes of poor workers, because they would lose welfare top-ups, the study says.

Agency officials were also slow to notice that hundreds of thousands of poor people had been improperly deprived of Medicaid coverage when they lost welfare benefits.

In his letter, Mr. Westmoreland ordered states to search their computer files to identify people who were improperly deprived of Medicaid when they lost welfare benefits.

While the poorest 40percentt of single mothers increased their yearly earnings by $2,300 from 1995 to 2000, their disposable income increased just $292, mostly because of lost welfare benefits and food stamps.

Rather than affecting those already earning close to 40% more than what the median worker in Australia earns, bracket creep is much more of an issue for those on low incomes, who will lose welfare benefits and go above the tax-free threshold.