Sentence examples for resuming benefit from inspiring English sources

However, the government in Kiev has so far refused to discuss resuming benefit payments to Ukrainians in rebel-held areas.

In addition to the added resume benefit, students can also get lots of free products and software, earn money, and even potentially gain credit toward graduation, as many universities recognize the benefit of these opportunities.

In 2009, the Illinois General Assembly passed the Foster Youth Successful Transition to Adulthood Act, which enabled former foster youths under the age of 21 to resume receiving benefits from D.C.F.S.

But that will not be in time to prevent a gap in payments to the long-term unemployed in New York — even though they would be eligible to resume receiving benefits.

Although the company agreed to resume her benefits last year, it refused to pay the bills from the time during which it wouldn't cover her.

He added, "They see little benefit in resuming the battles that preoccupied the Bush White House, at least for the next month".

In a statement, the club said: "It is now crucial to the football club that we find a solution to bring in enough finance to allow us to trade into the new season when normal trading can resume with the benefit of SPL and game-related income streams.

When he turns 70, he should resume his own benefits (about $2,634 a month).

This research stopped when it was made illegal in the 1970s and has only just been resumed – with major benefits emerging.

Everyone knows that people on welfare are afraid to take a job in case it doesn't work and they have to wait for six weeks before their benefits resume.

Otherwise, the BLSync protocol needs to be modified to allow all readers to operate individually for writing data and then resuming synchronized operation, which would decrease the benefits of BLSync protocol due to reduced parallelism.