Sentence examples for minimum level of benefit from inspiring English sources

The minimum level of benefit for those who apply successfully – and many are unsuccessful – is just over £20 a week for help with physical and/or mental health problems.

About 60 percent of Medicaid patients are in some form of managed care but, outside of the pilot program, they must receive a mandated minimum level of benefits.

Benefit levels from these programs are based on past earnings and can be substantially higher than the social minimum level of benefits guaranteed by the SSI aged and disability programs.

Sullivan notes that the Democrats' House and Senate bills have effectively gutted the public option, eliminating all but one of the features of Hacker's original version of the "option" (maintaining the same minimum level of benefits by private and public insurances).

The Irish insurance market has been quite vulnerable to adverse selection, firstly because insurers must cover a minimum level of benefits rather than standardized benefits.

Mr. Miller, who has repeatedly sought the votes of these groups, and the other council members passed a law over the objection of the Bloomberg administration that would require large grocery and retail food stores to provide a minimum level of health care benefits to their workers.

More research is needed to establish what minimum level of avoidance behaviors that is required to benefit from a treatment that targets these behaviors.

This could have considerable implications if biologically relevant sage-grouse benefits do not accrue without a minimum level of spending.

In conclusion, we recommend that all countries (and external agencies) should invest more in building a certain minimum level of capacity for research in the countries so we can reap the benefit of the recommendations of the 1990 Commission on Health Research.

Thus, a minimum level of threat or concern must exist before people start contemplating the benefits of possible actions and ruminate their competence to actually perform them (Schwarzer 1992).

The fact that this latest research analyses people previously on the benefit is significant because it shows that they were all assessed as meeting a minimum level of disability.