Sentence examples similar to postponed benefit from inspiring English sources

A new generation of politicians has been forced to think the unthinkable — later retirement, pensions postponed, benefits trimmed, jobs obliterated, votes in jeopardy.

Because of the surgery Mr. Urban has postponed a benefit concert for the Country Music Hall of Fame scheduled for Jan . 17

Following the cartridge price reduction in July 2012 from USD 16.68 to USD 9.98 [ 24], a number of shipments were delayed due to a surge in orders from countries that had postponed ordering to benefit from the price reduction.

When you postpone taking benefits until age 66 or 70 you make an investment in the form of forgone monthly checks and get a return in the form of enhanced benefits thereafter.

A vote on a bill to extend the Bush-era tax cuts along with unemployment benefits was postponed Thursday afternoon by the House of Representatives.

It would be tragic if reform was postponed further because these policies benefit a few influential communities.

In October, the DWP postponed the rollout of the benefit because of fears that Atos could not reduce backlogs or manage higher volumes of cases.

Procrastinators should like this argument: Establishing a foundation or charitable trust means an immediate income tax writeoff, but the decision about which cause to benefit can be postponed.

On Tuesday evening, the governor and the union leaders announced a deal to end the strike, in which the teachers would get the pay raise they wanted and the planned cuts to their benefits would be postponed by a year.

It came as Citizens Advice Scotland repeated its call for changes to disability benefits to be postponed.

The efficacy and tolerability of s.c. IFN-β-1a discussed in this review suggest that if treatment is administered after the FCDE, conversion to MS could be significantly delayed and disability progression might be postponed; however, the long-term benefits of early s.c. IFN-β-1a treatment are yet to be determined; it is hoped that ongoing research will address this.