Sentence examples for round of benefit from inspiring English sources

Alarmingly, rents are now rising so fast in London that charities are seeing people who found new homes after being evicted in the first round of benefit cuts being made homeless again as costs soar.

David Cameron has defended the Tories as "the party for people who work" despite admitting that the latest round of benefit cuts unveiled by the chancellor will affect workers who receive tax credits.

The source close to negotiations warned that forcing the Greek government to achieve pension savings through a 13th round of benefit cuts, rather than through contribution increases, "can lead to social unrest and will jeopardize the sustainability of agreement".

The Twin Towers Fund has begun distributing its third round of benefits totaling more than $103 million.

Critics of Mr. Bush's suggested that he would not push for legislation to assist unemployed workers whose original round of benefits would run out in coming months, or those who had already exhausted the first extension.

Initially, 2000 founders have been selected for the first round of benefits delivery (invites go out today), however another 18,000 will be invited in the coming weeks.

Americans who receive food stamps will get their next round of benefits early, but states are warning them to spend wisely as the government shutdown drags on.

Brooke Russell Kuser Marshall Astor, who died yesterday at 105, sparkled in diamonds and gowns and elbow-length gloves as she made the rounds of benefits and parties.

After years of swirling around the Manhattan merry-go-round of benefits, store parties and club nights that are the social life of choice for women in this set, Ms. Johnson decided she wanted off the ride.

He also knows that his own party would rebel over another round of swingeing benefit cuts.

The latest British Social Attitudes findings, which show that growing numbers of people have swallowed the fiction that benefits levels in the UK are too high, perhaps explain why the government this week feels able to float plans for another round of devastating benefit cuts.