Sentence examples for suitable claimant from inspiring English sources

She said she was not aware of any person who could make a suitable claimant but hoped that someone would "wish to raise these issues and take forward the appeal".

In a consultation response sent to the DWP, the RCP said one of its key concerns was around "the capacity of relevant members of staff in Jobcentre Plus and work programme providers to make appropriate decisions about what type of work-related activity is suitable for claimants with mental health problems".

The newspaper said Jobcentre "coaches" would be able to "mandate" zero-hours contracts if they thought the role was suitable for the claimant.

"He and Clayton McDonald were on the lookout for any girl who was a suitable target and the claimant had literally stumbled across their path".

He said the defendants "were on the lookout for any girl who was a suitable target and the claimant had literally stumbled across their path".

One option is to set a new rent policy linked to a common system of housing credits for people in housing need, aligned to a revised set of local housing allowances with the aim of making suitable provision for all claimants regardless of their tenure.

"Victims of injury, and innocent parties in motor accidents are routinely auctioned off to the highest bidder, rather than being put in touch with the best solicitor for the job, or even one in the part of the country where the victim lives," says Mike Payne of PI Legal, a website that puts claimants in touch with suitable lawyers without adding a fee.

Mr Alexander proposed that nobody should face a cut in state help if there was no suitable smaller property available, and that disabled claimants should be exempt.

In short, workfare is not suitable for all, or even a large proportion of, benefit claimants.

It states: This is a supportive measure and claimants will only be asked to do this where it is suitable in their personal circumstances.

A DWP presentation on the proposal reads: "This is a supportive measure and claimants will only be asked to do this where it is suitable in their personal circumstances".