Sentence examples for tested benefit from inspiring English sources

There is no mention of the figure in the TV adverts encouraging the over 60s to claim the new means tested benefit.

The DLA is a non-means tested benefit, paid to Paralympians, people in work and those for whom work will always be impossible.

As a widowed parent I became entitled to apply for Widowed Parent's Allowance, a non-means tested benefit which means that you can still work and claim it (it's worked out based on your partner's national insurance contributions).

The whole system is expected to be abolished and replaced by some form of means tested benefit for those most in need.

The program intended to change the opportunity cost of education by paying a means tested benefit to 16 to 18-year-olds from low income families who remained in full-time education after compulsory education.

Fifteen older people who receive a means tested benefit and live in a rural area will be recruited from two communities with a high number of deprived households, pension credit claimants and rurality (based on local authority data).

Means tested benefits aren't actually fair.

Means tested benefits create the opposite, divisions and misunderstanding.

To change them into means tested benefits – as has recently been happening – is quite simply a fraud, denying people entitlements they have contributed to and earned.

This will cost the taxpayer billions in means tested benefits, but it's still used to pit public against private sector worker.

In Britain, there are a bunch of non-means tested benefits that the government thinks fall into that first class of payments that can legally be fenced off.