Sentence examples for qualified benefits from inspiring English sources

§ 404.1053 "Qualified benefits" under a cafeteria plan.

One need look no further than the battle over genetically modified crops starting in the 1990s to understand how this language undermines the qualified benefits of biotech innovation.

2There is currently a high demand for qualified benefits and revenue officers who earn around £17,000, so this would be a good apprenticeship choice for Rashid.

Pricing is subject to a no-obligation survey and quote, and is free to recipients of qualifying benefits.

It provides free cavity wall and loft insulation to customers on qualifying benefits and people over 70.

Subsidies available from both energy providers and local authorities mean you should expect to pay around £150-200 each on your loft and cavity walls – and if you're over 70 or in receipt of qualifying benefits, it may be free.

When you have a child diagnosed with a disability you are given lots of information; prognosis, medical interventions, information on professionals, details of qualifying benefits and descriptions of support services available.

The health care reform law's "pay or play" requirement that companies either offer qualifying benefit plans or pay financial penalties, however, will affect hiring and the hours available to part-time workers, the survey shows.

There was consensus across participants that the eligibility criteria were clear for families who were in receipt of qualifying welfare benefits.

But he added: "I think it is important that we carry out proper assessments of whether people are qualified for benefits or are not qualified for benefits".

Walter and other cane cutters have not qualified for benefits.