Sentence examples for rules for claimants from inspiring English sources

There will be new rules for claimants, new clampdowns for fraudsters and new soundbites for a pliant media.

The government has also reduced jobless benefits, tightened eligibility rules for claimants, and lifted restrictions on part-time work.Some denounce the Dutch miracle as a myth because an unusually large proportion of the labour force is on disability benefits and excluded from the unemployment count.

Mr Cameron is especially keen to change the basis of EU migration to the UK, so that there are stricter rules for welfare benefit claimants.

Gov. Bobby Jindal of Louisiana raised concerns that the rules for final settlements would give claimants shakier legal footing than they currently have under the Oil Pollution Act, which has no geographic limitation on claims and allows them to be made for three years from the time the damage is discovered and six years after cleanup is completed.

The DWP has increased the use of sanctions – financial penalties, stopping benefit payments for a minimum of four weeks – for claimants who miss appointments or breach job centre rules.

The committee calls for a "yellow card" approach whereby claimants who breach rules for trivial or unintended infringements receive "pre-sanction written warnings" rather than having payments stopped.

The Trussell Trust, the UK's largest food bank network, called for changes to the sanctions regime whereby claimants who breach jobcentre rules for the first time are given a formal warning, rather than seeing their benefits stopped.

In a strongly-worded attack on the Government, it claims the benefit rules, which punishes claimants for failing to meet a strict checklist of requirements, is "driving people to suicide".

This will be useful for claimants in civil cases being brought against Barclays in America, says Anthony Maton of Hausfeld, a law firm representing claimants there.

Demographic data for claimants' and prescribers' are available.

Ministers introduced tighter rules for claiming benefits in October 2012, saying sanctions were a "last resort" that would encourage claimants to "engage" with jobcentres.