Sentence examples for rules on benefit from inspiring English sources

Tim Finch from the IPPR said government plans to tighten the rules on benefit claims by EU citizens who come to the UK are not the right solution.

"It's hard to see how we can enhance and stimulate more sustainable use of biodiversity if the rules on benefit sharing are not agreed".

He said the government had taken "very big steps forward", including putting in place the first "economic cap" on migration from outside the EU and tightened rules on benefit eligibility.

The government is tightening the rules on benefit claims by EU citizens who come to the UK and on Monday, it also announced that overseas visitors and migrants were to face new charges for some NHS services in England.

Over the past month, the government has tightened the rules on benefit claims by EU citizens who come to the UK, amid growing concerns about a possible influx of Romanians and Bulgarians.

In a recent magazine interview, he argued for tighter rules on welfare benefits and stressed his opposition to gay marriage and to adoption by gay couples.Mr Sarkozy will now hit the campaign trail in his usual hyperkinetic style.

The main focus is immigration: the Labour leader, Ed Miliband, has promised "tougher rules on benefits for new migrants", while Cameron announced last week "one last go" at curbing immigration from the EU.

David Cameron has pledged to hold an in-out EU referendum by the end of 2017 after negotiations to change rules on benefits and freedom of movement have concluded.

Secondly, the rules on benefits would be changed to ensure that the EU jobseeker would not be able to claim any benefits during those six months, making it impossible for them to remain in the UK.

Under these agreements, the project owner — sometimes a private corporation, sometimes a government body — negotiates with unions before any contracts are bid to set rules on benefits, hours, holidays and other matters.

Many large employers include mental health coverage as part of their health benefits packages, and recent federal rules on benefits "parity" mean such benefits at large plans should not have higher have co-payments and deductibles or stricter limits on treatment than benefits for other medical or surgical needs.