Sentence examples for on some benefit from inspiring English sources

On its own, this wouldn't be enough, since even to a government that often seems scarcely able to count, it would have been obvious that almost all of us were on some benefit or other.

The Lib Dem MP is to vote with Labour - against the coalition - to oppose a planned 1% cap on some benefit rises.

"There's no way I'm going to NOT do it, I have to sing with Aaron Neville!" The next morning, I woke up feeling like an absolute idiot, but then Aaron called me a couple months later and asked me back to sing with him on some benefit he was doing, so that's what started it.

…and in some cases don't even have the right to be here at all … …to carry on claiming some benefits.

It has said the debate should also look at whether some current Westminster powers - for instance on the delivery of some benefits - could go straight to local government.

these same measures are also on offer to older households and people on some benefits.

Labour has already signalled its intention to cap overall benefit spending, end winter fuel payments for the richest pensioners, tighten the rules on some benefits for foreign workers and maintain restrictions on child benefit for wealthier families.

The stories have diverted attention away from the policy announcements, which include plans for a fresh cap on some benefits to pay for a million new apprenticeships as part of a plan to tackle youth unemployment and changes to pension tax laws.

But perhaps the London organizers, who have long been hyper-focused on legacy, deserve some benefit of the doubt after their bravura performance the last 17 days.

The previous our study showed that propofol has some benefit on overall oxidative stress status in dogs undergoing surgery [ 5].

3 In recent decades, interventions against the traditional risk factors for diabetes have some benefit on the incidence and control of diabetes.