Sentence examples for save benefits from inspiring English sources

Wales wants a living wage, not a minimum wage, and the right to enforce it locally: "Even if it lost some jobs, it would transform lives in Newham and save benefits".

Since Republicans control both houses of Congress, it is extremely unlikely that the SAVE Benefits Act would pass, even if it were up for a vote.

Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass) has introduced the Seniors and Veterans Emergency Benefits Act (Save Benefits Act), a bill that will close a tax loophole for Wall Street and use that money to pay for a onetime $580 payment to seniors, veterans, and disabled Americans for 2016 to offset the harm of a zero COLA.

The SAVE Benefits Act, which has 21 Senate co-sponsors, would provide some 65 million Social Security beneficiaries and millions of people getting benefits from other programs with an estimated one-time payment of $581 per person, which is equal to 3.9percentt of the average Social Security benefit.

It is thus arguably disingenuous to demand that public health interventions demonstrate an "invest to save" benefit when we do not expect this of new drugs and surgical interventions in the NHS [ 23].

"It's clear that many of Britain's householders are seeing the fantastic cost and energy saving benefits these schemes have to offer".

Health monitoring technology will need to either deliver significant cost saving benefits to the aircraft operator or demonstrated increases in aircraft safety.

The final phases of the project work on the Test Bench and with the demonstrator car will confirm the potential fuel saving benefits of the EE-VERT concept.

There are substantial cost and energy-saving benefits to the system, both compared to conventional air conditioning and other technologies such as cooled beams, and the system can easily be retro-fitted.

Researchers on comparing conventional and SSD claimed that SSD supports product, environment, and energy saving benefits as well as it overcomes many constraints of hot air and other conventional drying techniques.

Mr Hammond said that because of speed limits dictated by the geometry of the line "there would be no time saving benefits from electrifying the line from Cardiff to Swansea".