Sentence examples for set benefits from inspiring English sources

States will be allowed to set benefits at levels similar to what they are now, making coverage not much more expensive than it is today.

The aim of his committee's discussions which also looked at housing rents, and why working-class women spent more than men on clothing was to set benefits at "subsistence" level: preventing squalor without promoting idleness.

The Nordic notion that sharing wealth is as important as acquiring it still shapes the way wages and working conditions are set, benefits are distributed and markets are regulated.

Paul Krugman's Feb. 28 column, "Leaving Children Behind," illustrates a major reason why the nation's poorest citizens are children, and why the least poor are elderly: states have too much power to set benefits and eligibility for the federal programs they administer aimed at children and families, programs like Medicaid and Temporary Assistance to Needy Families.

A lot of families saw a significant decrease in their amount of set benefits on the month to month basis.

In the previous progressive DVC scheme, only the second set benefits from the side information refinement.

"The proposal we went with was to set benefit rates based on the local authority area so it's a more realistic figure.

This month the constitutional court ruled that the government had erred in setting benefits for the main welfare programme, called Hartz IV.

Each feature in a release should have a corresponding benefit (or set of benefits) for that product's end user.

The rest of the set benefitted from that adrenaline rush: she danced a bit, paid loving attention to the folks at her feet, even smiled at a few points.

That May 30 draft, which circulated widely in Washington, set the benefits of regulation at up to $2 trillion.