Sentence examples for tackle benefits from inspiring English sources

Even if the debate has barely begun to tackle benefits and social transfers, that still gives politicians an opportunity.

The deputy PM insists the UK could find allies in Europe to support efforts to tackle "benefits tourism" - without challenging free movement in the EU.

Politicians of all parties would do well to start pondering this as they also tackle benefit fraud.

That sounded like a coded attack on a major plank of the last Labour government's push to tackle benefit fraud.

Mr Hague told The Andrew Marr Show that the government would "tackle benefit tourism" and reduce net immigration.

All three major UK agencies have contracts with both central and local government to help tackle benefit fraud - such as benefits claimed on the grounds of living alone.

But more widely, to tackle benefit tourism, push through further deregulation, and complete the single market David Cameron knows Merkel's co-operation in EU reform will be vital.

Those who can work have a responsibility to do so, he said, which is code for tackling benefit fraud.

The move is explicitly designed to "promote labour mobility", but would allow David Cameron to claim he was tackling "benefit tourism".

Having accepted that ID cards would do nothing to eliminate Osama bin Laden's al-Qaida network, it was then suggested that they had a crucial role to play in tackling benefit fraud.

He proposes flat-rate benefit for all unemployed people, regardless of invalidity.But Mr Blair and Mr Johnson are mindful of the rebellion by 67 MPs in 1999 when Labour last tried to tackle disability benefits.