Sentence examples for the basic amount from inspiring English sources

But the process can take a year or more, and during that time the claimant will only receive the basic amount of ESA, £65.45, to put them in the same financial position as those on jobseeker's allowance.

All universities charging tuition fees over the basic amount – currently £6,000 – sign up to an agreement containing benchmarks to improve access and progression for disadvantaged students, which is then approved by Offa.

Do these clubs seriously expect us to believe that they can't afford to pay their staff – who provide essential services such as cleaning, catering and stewarding – the basic amount needed to ensure a decent quality of life for them and their families?

This criterion is also adopted in LINDA as the basic amount, which entitles someone to the earnings-public pension system.

The basic amount of DOX is desorbed during the first 20 min for all the investigated concentrations.

The introduction allowance was set to be the equivalent of twice the basic amount from the National Insurance Scheme (for full participation in a program).

Unfortunately, we Syrians have learned the hard way not to place faith in humanity after the international community has failed over and over again to support us with even the most basic amount of dignity.

At peak time it would be $36 an hour for a court so my dad spoke to the managers and they said you pay a basic amount for the month and you can use the courts when they're free.

The formula assigns a basic amount for each child by grade level (middle school students start out with the highest amount), and extra dollars are allotted for factors like low family income, poor achievement, limited English or special education needs.

The law installed for 2011 and 2012, what's called a unified system, meaning that you can give away a total of $5 million (called the basic exclusion amount) either during life or when you die, free of gift or estate taxes.

Pictures of American families bathing and brushing teeth from five-gallon buckets hold a mirror to the nation's hydro-illogical cycle: We subsidize water for the largest users in the United States, including agriculture and energy plants, yet we do not ensure a basic amount of water for the poorest citizens.