Sentence examples for refused benefit from inspiring English sources

Ellis is very well-informed about the complexities of disability policy, after spending thousands of hours untangling refused benefit applications, and attending hundreds of tribunals with clients, fighting for decisions not to award disability benefit to be overturned.

But the Social Security Administration still refused benefits because the ruling was not from New Jersey's highest court.

If claimants are sanctioned, they are refused benefits for a minimum of four weeks – but it can be up to three years in extreme cases.

Those who mislay their cards might be turned away from hospital, refused benefits or denied the right to leave the country.

I know because I work directly with people who are deafblind, and everyday hear from distressed deafblind people who have been refused benefits they rely on just to get by.

British citizens travelling or studying abroad for more than three months are being refused benefits on their return under new rules designed to crackdown on benefit tourism from eastern Europe.

Former members of the military like Mr. Bunn are being refused benefits at the highest rate since the system was created at the end of World War II, the report said.

King is just one of many people with autism who are increasingly locked in prolonged and costly appeals and disputes with the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) after they have been refused benefits on often tenuous grounds.

Some have argued that all social assistance regulations should be published so that claimants can know their rights and thus be in a position to appeal against decisions to refuse benefits or extra allowances.

The European court of justice (ECJ) has ruled that Germany can refuse welfare benefits to EU migrants if they have never held a job in the country.

On average, around 40% of those refused the benefit go to tribunal, of whom 40% are subsequently granted the benefit.