Sentence examples for previous benefit from inspiring English sources

Proceeds from the shows will go to several local charities, as they did in previous benefit shows in Asbury Park.

Asked by a caller how the cuts could be justified when previous benefit reforms had driven people to food banks and even suicide, Johnson said: "I completely understand where you are coming from.

Despite President Trump's promise that the $1.5 trillion tax cut would not benefit rich people, the rich can now write off 100percentt of their multimillion-dollar corporate jet purchases — double their previous benefit, the Wall Street Journal reports.

Alison Garnham, chief executive of the Child Poverty Action Group, said the benefits freeze would be bad news for working parents struggling on low wages and already coping with rising living costs and previous benefit cuts.

Previous benefit fraud campaigns used imagery of a spotlight ring to target the sort of people it suspects of benefit fraud: pizza deliverers, unskilled casual labourers and single mothers working an afternoon in a cafe to buy Christmas presents for their children.

Furthermore, by targeting the rich, Mr. Zapatero might be looking to strengthen support among his own Socialist party members and deflect some of the union-led opposition to his spending cuts, which will also reverse previous benefit pledges for retirees and newborns.

Previous benefits have been at the 3,000-seat 3,000-seat Coceanside Hall.

He used the money to fund court battles in the UK after he was prosecuted for a previous benefits fraud.

A spokesman for the Department of Work and Pensions duly replied by saying the previous benefits system was "trapping" the very people it was designed to help.

If the employee does not elect to be covered by the new disability benefits, the employer may continue to cover the employee under the previous disability benefits even though such previous benefits do not otherwise satisfy the requirements of the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967 (as amended by this title).

Information on previous benefit-sharing (i.e., access to and control over the WWF), allocation of land for woodlot plantations, and tree planting and growing tradition was measured in nominal scale and rated using 3 = yes, 2 = unsure, and 1 = no.