Sentence examples for the total benefits from inspiring English sources

Proposals to cap the total benefits for working age households at £26,000 a year.

In July 2013 the British government imposed a £26,000 cap on the total benefits a household can receive.

The total benefits that most of the privileged ones get are generally private and not known to the public.

Yet what the coverage rarely ever tells you is that benefit fraud represents just a tiny fraction of the total benefits bill and has done for years.

One Canadian tax law professor estimated that only 12% of the total benefits of the Canadian scheme would go to the bottom 50% of households.

People overestimate the amount of benefit fraud 34 times over, believing the rate to be 24 per cent of the total benefits bill.

The cap introduced by the coalition in April 2013 limits the total benefits families can receive to £26,000 and has so far hit relatively few households, mostly those in high-rent areas of London.

Halving global coral loss by 2030 would cost about £1.9bn a year but the total benefits are likely to run to at least £46bn, or about £24 back for every pound invested.

"Every position is different and you can only be expected to give clear information on this once you have a better understanding of the conditions of the job and the total benefits package that comes with it," she says.

Its budget was reported to be about £45m-50m.According to Olsberg/SPI, a film consultancy, the total benefits of a film to an economy come to a bit more than twice the actual spending.

Policymakers need to better consider a range of outcomes both intended and unintended when they decide on aid budgets, and they should ask themselves if the total benefits outweigh the aggregate costs.