Sentence examples for return for benefits from inspiring English sources

Option two: perform national service for two years in return for benefits, like tuition aid.

From the beginning, Mr. Claffey said the union would be open to changes in return for benefits of equal value.

The former Conservative cabinet minister Lord Tebbit has said young unemployed people should be made to pull up ragwort from roadside verges in return for benefits.

The plaza was built before the 1961 Zoning Resolution and the advent of privately owned public spaces, in which owners provide public access in return for benefits like being able to construct buildings larger than normally allowed.

As if that wasn't bad enough, the Republican House also passed an amendment to the bill that would force food stamp recipients to work in return for benefits, but provided no actual funds for job training.

Asked whether he acknowledged some might find the idea of forced labour in return for benefits controversial, he said: "It's workfare but I think there are some powerful arguments for workfare and so does [Labour MP] Frank Field for example.

Each of us exchanges a bit of effort or resources in return for benefiting from some collective provision.

The chancellor is set to restrict the tax-free benefits offered by "salary sacrifice" schemes, where employees agree to reduced cash pay in return for certain benefits.

There is very strong support for the idea that if you have been on unemployment benefits for a reasonably long period, you should be asked to do something in return for those benefits, like workfare.

It argues that the party is voting in favour of a welfare reform plan that would cut the benefits bill and in favour of the long-term unemployed being forced to work in return for their benefits.

North Korea put forward a plan to freeze its weapons program in return for economic benefits.