Sentence examples for maximum level of benefits from inspiring English sources

Chancellor George Osborne has said a Conservative government would cut the maximum level of benefits a household can claim from £26,000 a year to £23,000.

He told BBC One's Andrew Marr Show that a Conservative government would cut the maximum level of benefits a household can claim from £26,000 a year to £23,000 to fund an extra three million apprenticeships in the next parliament.

Once individuals turn into legal retirement age, which is 60 years for most workers, and have worked enough years to retire with the maximum level of pension benefits, their pension benefits do not increase anymore if they continue to work.

Due to various reforms of social security, the number of years one needs to work in order to be able to retire with the maximum level of pension benefits depends on individual birthday.

Choosing the maximum level of all benefit categories would require 87 stickers with an estimated cost of $60,900; participants only had 50 stickers with which to choose.

Future research should attempt to elucidate uncertainties concerning the optimal roles of capecitabine and/or oxaliplatin in the adjuvant setting in order to achieve the maximum level of clinical benefit.

The Economist asked MetLife, an insurance company, to calculate what a couple in America would have to spend on an annuity paying out the maximum level of Social Security benefit (the state pension) at age 66: $4,692 a month now and rising in line with inflation.

Championships are earned in the postseason, and happen when each individual player performs to his maximum level of excellence for the benefit of the team.

74 It should optimize and preserve motor and physiological function, prevent or minimize secondary complications, promote and maintain the maximum level of function, and maximize the benefits of ERT and other therapies when they become available.

Especially as local housing allowance (LHA) rates – maximum levels of housing benefit support for tenants in the area – are failing to keep pace (currently £1,050 for a three-bed home).

These expected benefits induce households to continue using various adaptation strategies that provide them with a maximum level of unobserved utility (Barberies 2013).